A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian and Gothic architecture

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GLOSSARY OF TERMS

USED IN

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LIBRARY

GRECIAN, ROMAN, ITALIAN.

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lotfjtc Architecture*'

THE FIFTH EDITION, ENLARGED.
EXEMPLIFIED BY SEVENTEEN HUNDRED WOODCUTS.

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VOL. II. PLATES. PART II.

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PANEL.

PLATE 137.

MONUMENT, AYMER DE VALENCE
WESTMINSTER, A D. 1321.

MONUMENT, JOHN OP ELTHAM,
WESTMINSTER, A D. 1334.

MONUMENT OF SIR OILE8 DAUBENX,
WESTMINSTER, A D 1508.

MONUMENT OF RUTHEL, BISHOP OF
DURHAM, WESTMINSTER, A D. 1522.

MONUMENT OF JOHN LANOSTON, E8Q.,
0AVER8FIELD. BUCKS, A.D. 1487.

FONT, LITTLE WAL8INOHAM.
NORFOLK, circa 1500

PANEL.

PLATE 138

LINEN PATTERN.

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COLCHESTER, c. 1500

LAYER MARNEY HALL, ESSEX, c 1630.

LAYER MARNEY HALL, olrca 1530

PARAPET.

PLATE 139.

EARLY ENGLISH

ST. ETIENNE, CAEN, circa 1.160

SALISBURY CATHEDRAL, circa 12£0

DECORATED

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ST. MARY'S, OXFORD, circa 1280

ST. MARY MAGDALENE, OXFORD, A.D 1337.

BhiVERLEY MINSTER, circa J350 MERTON CHURCH. OXON. circa 1380.

PERPENDICULAR.

8T. PETER'S, DORCHESTER, circa 14fiO

ST. PETERS, OXFORD, circa 1420

PARAPET.

PLATE 140.

PERPENDICULAR

THORNBURY CHDRCH, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, circa 1510,

DECORATED

FLAMBOYANT

ABBEY OF ARDENNES, NEAR CAEN,
c \3X>

8T. 1R1N1TE. FALA18E.

FLAMBOYANT

8T GERVA18E, FALA1SE.

ST. OERVAISE, FALA13E.

PARGETTING.

PLATE 141.

PART OF BISHOP KING'S HOUSE, OXFORD.
A.D 1628.

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HIOH STREET, OXFORD
AD 1012

CORN MARKET, OXFORD,
circa 163).

PENDANT.

PLATE 142.

OTTERY ST. MARY, DEVONSHIRE,
circa 1500

COLLUMPTON. DEVON.
A.D 1526

DIVINITY 8CHOOL.
OXFORD. A D. 1400.

HENRY Vllth's CHAPEL,
WE8TMINSTER. AD. 1510

CHRI8T CHURCH HALL.
OXFORD, A.D. 1528.

PEW.

PLATE 143.

IRCHE3TER NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

FTNEDON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

NEITLECOMBE, SOMERSET.

JCIDUNOTON, OXON.

PEW.

PLATE 144-

MILVERTON. SOMERSETSHIRE, A D. 1540

BRAUNTON. DEVONSHIRE, c 1500

GREAT TEW, OXFORDSHIRE, c 1500.

8TEEPLE ASTON, OXFORDSHIRE, circa lflOfi

PEW.

PLATE 145.

HEADINGTON, OXFORDSHIRE

GREAT HA8ELEY, OXFORDSHIRE,

HEADINGTON

ELX8TONE, GLOOCESTEaSHIRE

.SI KK SHIRE

PEW.

PLATE 146.

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DORCHESTER, OXtOKDSHIRS

STANTON ST JOHN'S, OXFORDSHIRE

BIN BAM PRIORY, NORfoLK

PILLAR.

PLATE 147-

PILLAR.

DECORATED.

PLATE |48.

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ORTON-ON-THE-HILL,
LEICESTERSHIRE, c. 1350

WYMINliloN,
BEDFORDSHIRE, c. 1380

8T. MICHAEL'S, OXFORD.
C. 1330

PERPENDICULAR

OLD, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE,
o. 1460

STOO UMBER, bUMEK3fc/l,

o. laoo.

ST. MART'S. OZFOhO.
AD. 1488

PILLAR, SECTIONS.

PLATE 149.

ROCHESTER CATHEDRAL, c. 1150 or 60.

3T » MARGARETS AT-CIXFFE, DOVER, c ll'O.

ROCHESTER CATHEDRAL, o. 1150.

I8LTP OXON, C 1200.

CATHEDRAL. ST. DIE

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8T. ETrBKNE. NEVERS

PILLAR.

PLATE 150.

EARLY ENGLISH

CHOIR, LINCOLN CATHEDRAL, c. 1190

LICB FIELD CATHEDRAL, o 1260.

EU, NORMANDY, c 1230.

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FINCHALE PRIORY, DURHAM, AD. 13M.

ROSKINOTON. LlNCOLKriir

PILLAR

PLATE 151.

EARLY ENGLISH

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ST SAVIOUR'S. SOUTHWARK, o 1250

RUSKINGTON, LINCOLNSHIRE

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BICESTER, OXFORDSHIRE, c 1260.

COGENHOE, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, C. 1240

CATHEDRAL. CHARTRE8, o. 1Z.C

PILLAR.

PLATE 152.

DECORATED

NAVE, WESTMINSTER ABBEY.

BERKLEY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, C. 1350

BOTTISHAM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE, c. 1320. MANCHESTER CATHEDRAL, C. 1380

^^L - PERPENDICULAR.

DORCHESTER, OXON, o. 1M0

ARUNDEL, SOSSKX. c. MX).

PILLAR.

PLATE 153.

PERPENDICULAR,

MANCHESTER CATHEDRAL., c 1450.

$***•*

POTHERINGHAY. NORTHAMPTON3H. , AT). 1440

FLAMBOYANT

CROMER, NORFOLK.

M,

ABBEVILLE

PINNACLE.

PLATE 154.

EARLY ENGLISH.

OXFORD CATHEDRAL,
c 1230.

BAMPTON, OX.ON,
c 1240

DECORATED

PETERBORO' CATHEDRAL,
AD 1238

PISCINA.

PLATE 155.

NORMAN.

CROWAIAR8H OXON.
circa 1 120

KIRKSTALL ABBEY, YORKSHIRE,
circa 1160.

TOWERSAT, BDCK8,
circa i 100.

RYAR3H. KENT,
circa 11. '0

PISCINA.

PLATE 156.

LONG WITTENHAM, BERK8HIKE 0. 1900

CDUNOK, BERK8 c 1320

PISCINA.

PLATE 157.

PISCINA.

PLATE 158.

DECORATED.

PERPENDICULAR.

STANFORD IN THE VALE, BERKSHIRE, c 1310. TACKLEY, OXON. o. 1450.

PERPENDICULAR

ITOM CHAPEL, 8COTLANU, c HOo

^15

UObUAU, KENT, c

POPPY-HEAD.

PLATE 159.

ALL SOULS' CHAPiSL, OXFORD, c. 1460

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CL1KTON CAMPVILLE, STAFFORDSHIRE.

MERROW. SURREY.

POPPY HEAD.

PLATE 160.

CHRIST CHURCH, OXFORD, circa 1520

CUKldT CHURCH, OXFORD, clrc* HW

PORCH.

PLATE 161.

KELSO, SCOTLAND, circa 1160

SHERBORNE. DORb.

lRAPET AND WINDOW, circa HX.

PORCH.

PLATE 162.

EARLY ENGLISH.

BARNACK. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, circa 1250.

L8BIRE. circa I'.'.'X).

PORCH.

PLATE 163.

DECORATED.

ST ALBAN'S ABBEY, HERTFORDSHIRE.
(The inner arches are Early English.)

KIDLINOTON. OXON, e \3fC

PORCH.

PLATE 164.

DECORATED.

WARBLINGTON, HANTS, circa 1350.

ALDHAM, ESShX. circa 1350.

PORCH.

PLATE 165.

PERPENDICULAR,

ALL SAINTS, STAMFORD, LINCOLNSHIRE, circa 1500.

IT FRONT, WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL, o 18».

PULPIT.

PLATE 166.

EARL"? ENGLISH.

LATE DECORATED

BE.AULIEU. HANTS, c. 1260. COOMBhi. OXFORDSHIRE, C. 1370.

PERPENDICULAR.

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MAOltALhMi ColXhOfc. OXFORD. AD. 1480 FOTJ1 F.RINQHAY . NORTH AMPIONKH . AD 144C

PULPIT.

PLATE 167.

PERPENDICULAR.

HANDBOROUGH, OXON, c 1460.

WOLVERCOT. OXON.

FRAMPTON, DORSET, c UOO.

TRINITY CHURCH, COVENTRY.

REREDOS.

PLATE 168-

BAMPTON OXFORDSHIRE, c. 1350.

A/yi/y :K§

\ a Ay. AAAAi m y,/\ /, /i B-, ■£

buJ^Ki'OM, OXFORDSHIRE, c 1400

8T I HOMASS. SALISBURY, o U0O.

ROODLOFT.

PLATE 169.

CHARLTON-ON-OTMOOR, OXFORDSHIBE ,
circa 1490.

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LLANEQRYNN, MERIONETHSHIRE,
circa 1600.

ROODLOFT.

PLATE 170

FCTLGOAT, RKM'4JNti, c. IOH

HANDBORODOH

■ IJIKK. c 148(1

ROOF.

PLATE 171.

ROOF.

PLATE 172.

TRANSITION FROM EARLY ENGLISH TO DECORATED

AISLE. HA8LINOKIELD, CAMIiHlUUitHaiKh;. o. Ji*u

ROOF.

PLATE 173

DF.CORATF.T)

KIDDINGTON. OXON. c J350

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HALL OF MALVEKN ABBEY, WOHO tSTt-KSHIRE. c 1360
(Now taken down )

ROOF.

PLATE 174.

H1GHAM FERRERS, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, c. 1350

LIIILE COXWKI.L. BERKSHIRE, c 13S0.

ROOF.

PLATE 175-

ROOF.

PLATE 176.

ROOF.

PLATE 177.

TRANSITION FROM DECORATED TO PERPENDICULAR

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FARINGDON, BERKS,
circa 1403

NEWiL STAIRCASE. THORSDN ABBBY, UNCOLSSHIR*

ROOF.

PLATE 178

PERPENDICULAR.

GODSHILL. ISLE OF WIGHT,
circa 1450

ATHELHAMPTON HALL, DORSETSHIRE,
circa 1C08.

ROOF.

PLATE 179.

PERPENDICULAR

ST. STEPHEN'S. NORWICB, o. 1480.

ROOF.

PLATE 180.

PERPENDICULAR

ST. MAHJ a, DEVIZES, WILTS, A.D. 14M

BALL. WEAKE Qli-FOKD. l^cVuNSHIRE. C. \X0

SCREEN.

PLATE 181.

COMPTON, SURREY, circa 1180.

"EARLT ENGLISH

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STANTON HARCO0RT, OXON, circa 12M

SCREEN.

PLATE 182.

EARL? DECOBATED.

NORTHFLEET, KENT, o 1300.

STONE 8CREEN. CEOIR. CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL, A.D. 1304

SCREEN.

PLATE 183.

8H0TSWELL. OXFORDSHIRE, c 3350

GEDDINGTON. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, o. 1360.

CROPREDY. NOR1HAMI10N8HIRB.O 13M>

SCREEN.

PLATE 184-

PERPENDICULAR

FJFIELD, BERKS,
circa 1480

8T MARY'S

circa UwO.

SCREEN.

PLATE 185.

PERPENDICULAR.

OPEN TRACERY

PANEL TRACERY
RUSHDEN. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, C. 1450.

IT 01Lk8'3. NORTHAMPTON, c 1460

SCUTCHEON AND STANCHEON.

PLATE 186.

STANCHEON.

EYWORTH CHURCH, BEDFORDSHIRE.

SCOTCHEON

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BEAUCHAMP CHAPEL, WARWICK, c 1450 RTAR8H CHURCH, KENT, c 1480.

BEAUCHAMP CHAPEL WARWICK, 0 1460

SEDILIA.

PLATE 187.

ST. MARY'S, LEICESTER, c. V

TRANSITION NORMAN

WELL1NGOKE. LINCOLNSHIRE, o. 1100.

SEDILIA.

PLATE 188.

EARLY ENGLISH

/cOK.COLL
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ROSHDEN, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, c. 1350.

SEDILIA.

PLATE 189.

EARLY ENGLISH

At

UFFINGTON, BERKS, c 1250

DECORATED.

CHESTERTON. OXON, o 132C.

SEDILIA.

PLATE 190.

DECORATED

WILLESBOBOUGH. KENT, circa 1350

MERTON, OXFORDSHIRE, o 1350

SEDILIA.

PLATE 191.

DECORATED

/o-.i
EAST HADDON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, o. 1360

HARLE8TON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, o. 3300

SEDILIA.

PLATE 192.

PERPENDICULAR

ifARNHAM, SaRRET, c. 1480.

ST. MAKY'd, OXFORD. A.D. 1443.

SQUINCH.

PLATE 193.

SALISBURY CATHEDRAL, o 1300.

OXFORD CATHEDRAL, c K40

SQUINTS

PLATE 194.

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CRAWLEY, HAMP3HIRE

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ST. MARY MAODALEN 'TAUNTON

CHirriNO NORTON. OXFORDSHIRE

WOODEN STALL AND MISERERE.

PLATE 195.

8T. MARGARET'S, LEICESTEB,
circa 1450.

CHRIST CBURCH. OXFORD,
circa 1450.

TABERNACLE.

PLATE 196.

EARLY ENGLISH.

o*

HAD1SCOE, NORFOLK.. C. X160.

WARM1NGTON. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, c. 1260.

DECORATED.

QOBBM ELEANORS CROSS, NORTHAMPTON,
A D 12M

QOEEN ELEANOR 8 CROSS, OKDDINOION
NORTH AM KION8HIRB. AD 1304

TABERNACLE.

PLATE 197.

DECORATED.

LADY CHAPEL. EXETER CATHEDRAL, c 1280 WALPOLE ST ANDREWS, NORFOLK. c. 13S0.

PERPENDICULAR.

COLLEOE, H1UHAM KKKKKKii, NUK'lh
A D 1416.

KIDLlNUiXJN, UXHUHDSdlKlt,
0. I4A0

TILES.

PLATE 198.

PLATE 199.

TILES.

PLATE 200.

TILES.

PLATE 201.

TILES.

PLATE 202.

O JCWI

LIBRARY OF MtRTUN OOLLtOE, "XFUHD

TILES.

PLATE 203.

TILES.

PLATE 204.

TILE PAVING.

PLATE 205.

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Ak Jh, ^ ^ftu. -jfc» ^^£k *<L>

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OLD 8INOINO SCHOOL WORCESTER CATHEDRAL.

TILE PAVING.

PLATE 206.

1. Great Bed •. in. Wilt*
3. All Sainta, Leire«t*r
8 St. Alban'a Abbey. Berta
4 Brookbam.

fl. Reaulleu Abbey Wiiu

0 Helpttone. Northamptonshire

7. Well. Cathedral

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TILE PAVING.

PLATE 207.

ROCHESTER CATHEDRAL

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ROCHESTER CATHEDRAL

ROCHHBIhR CATHEDRAL

WlNCH&STBR CATHEDRAL.

TILE PAVING.

PLATE 208.

TILE PAVING.

PLATE 209.

m

TOWER.

8UPPOSED SAXON.

PLATE 210.

SOMPT1NG, SDSSEX.

ST PETER AT GOWT'3, LINCOLN, o 1070

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8T. JULIAN'S, NORWICH

TOWER.

PLATE 211.

EARLY ENGLISH.

MIDDLETON SXONEY. OXON, c 1220

BISHOP CANNINGS. WILTSHIRE

BROOKTHOKI'E. NOKIHAMKIONSHIKB. 0. 1200

VEIWAIS'. I U.K. c

TOWER.

PLATE 212

DECORATED.

RAVENSTHORPE. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, c 1300

COGGS, OXFORDSHIRE, c. 1350.
TRAKSITION

CHURCH BRAMPTON. W RTHAMPTON8H., e- 1340 TIT Ti I UARROWDEN. NOKTUAMPIONHH. .fl.lJH'.

TOWER.

PLATE 213.

PERPENDICULAR.

WELFORD, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

CROMER. NORFOLK

I8LIP. OXON, c. 1450

BRI8LINOTON. SOMERSETSHIRE

TURRET.

PLATE 214.

TEWKESBURY, c 1150.
(Pinnacles Early English.)

GLASTONBURY ABBEY, 0 1200

GATEWAY OF THE BISHOP'S PALACE.
PETERBOROUGH. I

ST MARYS. BBVt.
0. MM

TURRET STAIRCASE.

PLATE 215.

GORING. OXFORDSHIRE, c. 1120
V DECORATED

rOKDSHIRE. 0. 1320

EARLY A SNGLT8H

CHRIST CHURCH. OXFORD, c 1180
PERPENDICULAR.

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TRIFORIUM.

PLATE 216.

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MALM.8BDHY ABBBY, WILTS, C 1150.

LINCOLN CAiHk,UKal.,fl JAO

VAULT.

PLATE 217.

1 Koman Gn ined Vault

2 Cylindrical or Waft u Vault

3 Groined Vault, mixed cylindrical and pointed

4 Pointed Groined Vault

6 8er -partite Vault

6 Wflab Groined Vault.

VAULT.

PLATE 218.

NORMAN
Cylindrical or Waggon Vault

8Hffia30BNE Ca.8TLE, DORSETaHIRK. c. Illy
Groined without Ribs.

. ...b ca.hiu. uotutttrttaiKb o n.o

VAULT.

PLATE 219.

NORMAN, SEXPARTITE VAULT.
Transition. Groined ■with Moulded Ribs.

CHOIR. CANTERBOR7 CATHEDRAL c 1180

G reined wi:!

VAULT.

PLATE 220.

EABLY ENGLISH.
Groined with moulded Ribs

SALISBURY CAJHJiDKAL, 0 1240

Groined with Rid*e-rib and intermediate Ribs

W13TMINSTBR ABBBY, 0 I.

VAULT.

PLATE 221.

DECORATED.

SOUTH AISLE, NAVE, GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL, o 1320
Lierne Vault

CBOIR. 11KISTOL CAl.lhDKAL. 0. 1300.

VAULT.

PLATE 222.

PERPENDICULAR.
Lierne Stellar Vaulc.

SOUTH PORCH. ST MARY KEDCLIFFE, BRISTOL. A D N 13

Fan Vaulting

CLOISTERS, OLOUCKSTKR CATHEDRAL, circa liU>.

VESTRY.

PLATE 223.

W11L1KGHAM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE, c. 1350.

WOR8TEAD. NORFOLK, c HW

WINDOWS, -SINGLE LIGHT-

PLATE 224.

SUPPOSED SAXON.

BRIXWORTH, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. CAVERSFIET/D, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

NORM AN

CASSINGTON. OXFORDSHIRE, c 11

8ANDFORD, OXFORDSHIRE, 0. U00.

TRANSITION.

CHRIST CH0RCH, OXKOHI) 0 11*.).

WINDOWS, -SINGLE LIGHT.

PLATE 225.

SUPPOSED SAXON

ST. PETER AT GOWT3, LINCOLN.

8T. JOHN'S, DEVIZES, c. 1160.

SI CROSS. WINCH K8TSK

CHRI8T CHURCH, OXFORD, o. MHO.

WINDOWS, -SINGLE LIGHT.

PLATE 226.

EARLY ENGLISH

f'y\ Vv

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Exterior. WITNEY, OXFORDSHIRE, o 1220. Interior

TRANSITION OR GEOMETRICAL.

1

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STANTON ST. JOHN, OXFORDSHIRE. 0. 1800.

WINDOW-SINGLE LIGHT.

PLATE 227.

BOYTON, WILTSHIRE o. 1260

THANINGTON, KENT, o. 1300.

APPUBVOBD. BERKSHIRE, o 1800

NEW OOLLEOB. OXFORD. A O 1880.

WINDOWS, -TWO-LIGHT-

PLATE 228.

SUPPOSED SAXON.

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DEERHUR8T. GLOUCESTERSHIRE

WIOKHAM, BERKSHIRE

EARL'S BARTON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

ST. BENET'S, CAMBRIDGE

8T. MARY. BISHOP HILL. JUNlOh

WINDOWS,— TWO LIGHTS.

PLATE 229.

TRANSITION

EARL7 ENGLISH

SOTTON COURTNEY, BERKS, c. 1170. SHIPTON OLLLFFE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, o 1220.

EARLY ENGLISH.

SB1PTON OLLIFFE. GLOUCESTERSHIRE, o 1220.

LINCOLN CATHEDRAL, o 1290.

WINDOWS -TWO LIGHTS.

PLATE 230.

TRANSITION

ST MAURICE, YORK., c. 1170

ST. GILES'S. OXFORD, 0. 1200

EARLY ENGLI3H

LYNCH11EK1C, 8U83EX. C. UM

1.INCOLN8U1.

WINDOWS-TWO LIGHTS.

PLATE 231.

EARLY ENGLISH

WOODSTOCK, OXFORDSHIRE, c. 1340

SALISBURY CATHEDRAL, c 1240

COTTERSTOCK .NORTH ANTS, 0 1240.

8'IONB, KENT, c 1.40.

WINDOWS-OF TWO LIGHTS-

PLATE 232.

EARLY FRENCH.

CHARTRES CATHEDRAL, c 1220

ST. MARTIN DE8 CHAMP3. PARI8, o. 1220

U*w>B.tf. o 1*40.

WINDOW-TWO LIGHTS.

PLATE 233.

EAKLT ENGLISH

TRIFORIUM. NORTH TRANSEPT, SALISBURY
CATHEDRAL, c A.D. 1225.

NORTH TRANSEPT, SALISBURY
CATHEDRAL c. A D. 1225

DEANBRY. NORWICH, o. 1*0

CHARLTON ON OTUOOK. OSON. 0. IttO

WINDOWS -TWO LIGHTS.

PLATE 234.

DECORATED —GEOMETRICAL TRACERY

DORCHESTER. OXFORDSHIRE, c. 1300.

ENSHAM OXFORDSHIRE, c 1300

— . — ;

HOUiiUXL. WARWICKSHIRE, o H80

HEADINOTON. OXON, o. IffW

WINDOWS -TWO LIGHTS.

PLATE 235.

DECORATED.— GEOMETRICAL TRACERY.

%wk to, are*!""1' "

THURNING. HUNTINGDONSHIRE, c 1300

GREAT HA8ELEY, OXFORDSHIRE, c. 1300

ALDWORTH. BERKSHIRE, o. 1300

PIDD1NOTON. OXFORDSHIRE, o. 1800.

WINDOWS -TWO LIGHTS.

PLATE 236.

DECORATED.— FLOWING TRACERY

KINGSTHORPE. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, c 1350

8LAPTON, NORTHAMPTON8H1I

TRANSITION

PERPENDICULAR.

ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHAPEL. OXFORD, c. 1380 MINSTER LOVEL, OXFORDSHIRE. 0. 1430

WINDOWS-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 237.

EARLY ENGLISH

SOOTH TRANSEPT, SALISBCTRY CATHEDRAL, c A. D 1225.

NORTH TRANHtfiT, SAL18BUKY tAlUKUKAL 0. ▲ D. llOft.

WINDOWS.-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 238.

EARLY ENGLISH

y art i\-sc

HEADINGTON, OXFORDSHIRE, c 1240

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WARMINGTON, auKiHAMPTON SHIRE, c. 1240

WIMBORNB MINSTER, DORSBT. o. 1230.

WARMINOTON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, o. 1*«>.

WINDOWS.-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 239.

EABLT ENGLISH

TRANSITION.

o~i: ■ t. dt-.u :-■■

UFFINGTON, BERKSHIRE, c. 1220

8T. MICHAEL'S, OXFORD, c. U8ii

DECORATED.

TEWKESBURY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, c 13-0

BLOXBAM. OXFORDSHIRE. 0. l*»

WINDOW,-THREE LIGHT.

PLATE 240.

EARLY ENGLISH —GEOMETRICAL TRACERY

I

BOYTON. WILTSHIRE, o. 12*>

WINDOWS-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS

PLATE 241.

DECORATED —GEOMETRICAL TB&CERY.

LONG WITTENSAM, BERKS, c. 1280

WATERPERKY, OXFORDSHIRE, c. 1280

DORCHESTER. OXFORDSHIRE, o. 1360.

MERTON CHArit. OXFORD.

ad wn

WINDOWS-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 242.

EARLY ENGLISH. GEOMETRICAL TRACERY. DECORATED.

■1!^^

ROMSEY ABBEY. HAMPSHIRE, c. 1250. HAMPTON POYLE, OXON. C 1280

DECORATED

DUKOilfcSl'EK. OXON , 0. iSJBO

MERTON CHAPEL, OXFORD, A.D. HAf .

WINDOWS-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 243.

h

WINDOWS -THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 244.

LATE GEOMETRICAL TRACERY.

GREAT BEDW1N, WILTS, c. 1320.

DUNCHURCH, WARWICKSHIRE, c 1320

8HEN8TONE. STAFFORDSHIRE, o. 1330. CHARNEL CHAPEL, NORWICH. 0. J*»

WINDOWS--THREE OR MORE LIGHTS. PLATE 245.

DECORATED —GEOMETRICAL INTERSECTING TRACERY.

NORTHFTELD, WORCESTERSHIRE, c 1320. ST JOHN'S H03PITAL, NORTHAMPTON, O. 1320.

W

RUSHDEN, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, 0. 1800. STANTON ST. JOHN, OXJOftDtHlfiB. 0. 1300

WINDOWS.THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 246.

DECORATED -FLOWING TRACERY

8T. MARY MAGDALENE CHORCH. OXFORD
1318-37.

H1GHAM FERRER8, NORTHANT8, 0. 1350.

FARINGDON. BERKS, circa 1320

WINDOWS-DECORATED, OF THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 247.

2J.1XED TRACERY

•/UGH N<>KIHAMP

WINDOWS-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS. PLATE 248.

DECORATED —FLOWING TRACER"! .

CRANFORD 8T ANDREW'S NORTHANTS, c 1350. GREAT MILTON, OXFORDSHIRE, c 1350.

8LAKION, NOUXHALAPTONaHlKB, o. I860.

MKI.KxHr. Ahliti

WINDOWS-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS. PLATE 249.

FLOWING TRACERY. (PARTLY FLAMBOYANT,

BI3BOP8 PALACE CHAPEL, NORWICH, c 1350

J ^J

O.itl'.ITT.rf./.J,.-,.

RAOND8. NORTHAMPT

MUM

DU8TON. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, e. 1880.

LLAN TT8ILIO ANOLE8ET 0 IV©

WINDOWS.- THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 250.

OYANT TRACERY

FLAMBOYANT.

ST. MAHV'H, DIN AN. o. UIO

WINDOWS-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS. PLATE 251.

FLOWING TRACERY OF TRANSITION CHARACTER.

■ : 1 ■ Q -

1 / :

■,

fc

wA B

■h

1 R '

- k

H;'i-

g

- ll

■HH

;:

!;■ i:

i|

1

| B

IMHjNIH^

P(P£

."^■(^piPiipBPP^fippWP^K-

WHISSENDI^E. RUTLAND, o. 1350

RYE, SD8SKX. C 1360

CHARLTON ON OTMOOR, OXON. o 1300

KINO'S SOTTON. NOKTHAMT*. 0 1*>

WINDOWS.-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 252.

EDINGTON, WILTSHIRE, AD. 1331.

PKB3BYTKK7. NORWICH CA TUKDRAL, 0 1300

WINDOWS-THREE OR MROE LIGHTS.

PLATE 253.

PERPENDICULAR

NEW COLLECiE CHAP-bL. OX.bOKD.
A.D. 1386

MEHTON COLLEGE CHAPEL, OXFORD.
A D 1424.

HEADCORN , KENT.
0 1420.

8T. MART'S. DKV17.K8. WILIS.
A.D. MM.

WINDOWS-THREE OR MORE LIGHTS.

PLATE 254.

PERPENDICULAR.

WINDOWS.-SQUARE-HEADED.

PLATE 255.

EARLY ENGLISH

DEAN'S CHAPEL, LINCOLN CATHEDRAL, c. 1200

COWLEY. OXFORDSHIRE, o 1220

LINCOLN CATHEDRAL, c 1200

OLD HOOBB. MBWOATB. YORK. o. 1290

WINDOWS. -SQUARE-HEADED, &c.

PLATE 256.

DECORATED.

ARDLEY, OXFORDSHIRE, c. 1320.*

FRIARY, READING, BERKSHIRE, o. 1330.

DENFORD, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, e I860

WYMINQTON, BEDFORDSHIRE, A D I3W

WINDOWS.-SQUARE-HEADED.

PLATE 257.

DECORATED

A8HBT-FOLVILLE, LEICESTERSHIRE,
c 1350.

K1DDINGTON. OXON,
0. 1350.

>•

COOOS, OXON,
O 1350.

ORTON-ON rHB-HILL. LBlCRBTERaHU
o. 1900.

WINDOWS OF SPIRES.

PLATE 258.

EARLY ENGLISH

WITNEY, OXFORDSHIRE, o. 1240.

NEWARK, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, o 1880

DECORATED

ST. MARY-8, OXFORD, o 1800
PERPENDICULAR

WILBY, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, o 1430

WINDOWS OF TOWERS.

PLATE 259.

WELLIN GEO ROUGH, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE,
c. 1260

KING 8 St'lTON. NORTHAMPIONSB1RE.
c 1880.

ST. PZTfcK'S. DORCHESTER, DORSKT,

mm
mmm

SBEB

HU18H KMSCOM. BUM«iM»*T8Hlil*.
0 14M

WINDOWS.

PLATE 260.

GABLE WINDOWS

""'' "' * — r* — y - —

YORK CATHEDRAL, C 1260

ST. NICOLAS, ABINGDON, BERKSHIRE, c. 1360

MARY LE WIGFORD, LINCOLN. BEVERLEY MINSTER, YORKSHIRE. ST MARY LE WIGFORD. LINCOLN.

0 1220.
CLERESTORY WTNDOWa

DDSTON. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, c 1M0.

WINDOWS. -CIRCULAR.

PLATE 261.

BhVERLEY MINSTER, c \JM

dTKATFORD-ON-AVON. WARWICKSHIRE, c. 1330

1 V ' I •

BERKELEY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, c 1320.

CHARNifiL CHAPEL, NORWICH, c. 1300.

I

ST JOHN'S HOSPITAL, NOR1 HAMPTON, o 1300

ST. DAVID 8. C 1300

WINDOWS-CIRCULAR

PLATE 262.

ST CROSS. WINCHESTER, c 11S0

ve.&itre fJ

BARFRESTON, KENT, 0. 1160

CHK18T OHORCH, OXFORD, o U80

WINDOWS -CIRCULAR. EARLY ENGLISH. PLATE 263-

BEVERLEY MINSTER, YORKSHIRE, o 1220

LINCOLN CATHEDRAL, c.

WINDOWS-CIRCULAR.

PLATE 264.

EARLY , ENGLISH.

BOYTON, WILTSBIRE, o. 1260.
DECORATED,

\

INDEX.

QL.G

LIBRARY

N.YORK

N.B. The foreign terms, &c, in the following index are accompanied by the names of the articles
under which the explanations are placed. Care must be taken not to mistake these for the Eng-
lish synonymes, with which they do not necessarily correspond.

Abatjour, Fr., splay, p. 439.

Abatvent, Fr., louvre boarding, p. 294.

Abat-voix, Fr., sounding-board, p. 431.
Abbaino, It., dormer, p. 185.

Abbeville, mouldings, Flamboyant, pi.
131 ; pillar, pi. 153 ; transom, p. 494.

Abbey-Dore, Herts, altar, p. 16.

Abbotsbury, Dorset, grange, p. 240.

Aberdeen cathedral, fish, p. 208.

Abingdon abbey, Berks, chimney, pi.
54 ; S. Helen's, altar, p. 20 ; S. Nico-
las, windows, pi. 260.

9l61auf, Ger., apophyge, p. 28.

Abozzare, It., boast, p. 76.

2lbgat3e im Sweater, Ger., Diazomata, p.
166.

Absis, Lat., apse, p. 28.

Absida, Lat., apse, p. 28.

Abside, Fr., apse, p. 28.

2l6tfieUung, Ger., bay, p. 69.

Accotoirs, Fr., elbows, p. 195.

Accoudoirs, Fr., elbows, p. 195, 283.

2lc6tSfiu% Ger., Octostyle, p. 329.

Acton, Suffolk, brasses, p. 84.

Acton Burnell, Shropshire, domestic,
14th cent., p. 169; corbel, pi. 58.

Adderbury, Oxon, capital, p. Ill;
mouldings, ornamented, pi. 127;
grange, p. 240 ; roof, p. 399.

Addinoton, Great, Northants, mould-
ings, E.E., pi. 121 ; piscina, p. 362.

Addinoton, Little, Northants, cusp,
p. 158, pi. 70.

Affaisement, Fr., settlement, p. 423.

Agrafe, Fr., boss, p. 78 ; cramp, p. 1 18 ;

keystone, p. 278.

Aguglia, It., pinnacle, p. 359.

Aiguille, Fr., spire, p. 434 ; pinnacle, p.
359.

Aix la Chapelle, brasses, p. 88;
shrine, p. 426.

Ala, It., aisle, p. 6.

Ala of the Atrium, Lat., p. 9.

Alari, It., andirons, p. 25.

Alban's S., abbey, abacus, pi. 1 ; base,
pi. 24; apse, p. 30; baluster, p. 54;
boss, pi. 35 ; brasses, pp. 83, 85 ; brick,
pp. 92, 93 ; crocket, pi. 66 ; chantry,
p. 120; mouldings, Norman, pi. 117,
Perp., pi. 130; porch, pi. 163; door-
way, p. 179; tile paving, pi. 206;
hinge, p. 253 ; nave, p. 323 ; patera,
p. 343 ; porch, p. 367 ; reredos, p.
383; Saxon, p. 408; table, p. 455;
tower, p. 481 ; — S. Michael's, Saxon,
p. 410.

Albrighton, Shropshire, transom, p.
494.

Albury, Surrey, Saxon, p. 411 ;
porch, p. 368.

Aldborough, Yorkshire, mosaic work,
p. 313.

Aldbury, Bucks, lectern, p. 285.

Aldham, Essex, porch, pi. 164, p. 368.

Aldworth, Berks, cusp, pi. 70;
canopy, p. 106; windows, pi. 235.

Alencon, near Rouen, glazing, p. 236;
porch, p. 367.

• A liiambra, the, arabesque, pp. 81, 84;
Moorish architecture, pi. 109.

2

INDEX,

Allege, Fr., pp. 428, 283.

%\\t\), aisle, p. 6.

Allesley, Gregory, incised slabs, p.

262.
Allington Castle, Kent, domestic, p.

173.
*Almondsbury, Gloucestershire, spire,

p. 434.
Alnwick, battlement, p. 68; newel, p.

325 ; pile tower, p. 3.55.
2Utan, Get:, balcony, p. 51.
ftttarftTcttfr Ger., chancel, p. 118.
Altars, primitive, p. 13 ; at west end as

well as east, p. 13; of the 12th

century, p. 15; of the 13th and

14th centuries, p. 16; of the 15th

century, pp. 15, 17; taken down

about 1550, set up again by Queen

Mary, and again taken down by

Queen Elizabeth, p. 14.
Amande mystique, Fr., vesica piscis,

p. 511.
Ambrosden, Oxon, mouldings, pi. 112.
Ambulatorium, aisle, p. 8.
Amesbury, Wiltshire, window, p. 519.
Amiens cathedral, glazing, p. 234;

spire, p. 439.
Ammandorlato, It., lozenge, p. 296.
Amortissement, Fr., crowning, p. 155.
Amphi-prostylos, temple, p. 458.
Amunoph I., Egyptian arch, p. 37.
Analogium, Lat., p. 4.
Andover, Hants, mouldings, Norman,

pi. 114.
Anfiprostilo, It, amphiprostyle, p. 25.
Avfiteatro, It, amphitheatre, p. 25.
A n gels in the head of a window, p . 290.
Angers, France, glazing, p. 232.
Slntauf, Ger., apophyge, p. 28.
Annodato del tetto, It., truss, p. 449.
Antepagmenta, Lat, door-posts, p. 248.
Antependium, Lat., the hangings in

front of an altar, pp. 455, 13.
Apartment; see Camera, p. 117.
Apicella, It., shingle, p. 425.
Appareils, Fr., dressings, pp. 186, 342.
AppareiUreticule, Fr., reticulated work,

p. 386.
Appenticium, Lat, penthouse, p. 346.
Appentis, Fr., penthouse, p. 346.

Appleford, Berks, window, pi. 227.

Appleton, Berks, pillar, pi. 147 ;
domestic, 12th century, p. 167.

Appui, Fr., leaning-place, p. 283.

Ara, It., altar, p. 12.

Arabian buildings, foil-arch, pp. 33,
40, 45 ; grotesque, p. 2 13 ; masonry-
joggle, p. 276 ; horseshoe, ogee, and
pointed arches, p. 33.

Araeostyle, temple, p. 458.

Arc en accolade, Fr., ogee-arch, p. 330.

en Decharge, Fr., discharging- arch,

p. 166.

* polylobe, Fr., multifoil-arch, pp.

211, 322.

Arceau, Fr., vault, p. 506 ; rib, p. 386.

Architrave; see Entablature, p. 196.

5lrcl;nerfen3tet, Ger., bay-window, p. 69.

Ardennes, abbey of, near Caen, para-
pet, pi. 140; doorway, p. 178; gate-
way, p. 230 ; grange, p. 241 ;
moulding, p. 316.

Ardley, Oxon, windows, pi. 256;
transom, p. 494.

Arete, Areste, Fr., arris, p. 47.

Aretiers, Fr., hip-rafters, p. 254.

Armaria, Armarius, Lat., p. 12.

Armaris, It., almery, p. 10.

Armatura, It., truss of a roof, p. 394.

Armellas, Sp., annulet, p. 26.

Armoire, Fr., almery, p. 10.

Arpione, It., hinge, p. 252.

Arrachements, Fr., tusses, p. 502.

Arrete de poisson, Fr., herring-bone
work, p. 249.

Arriere voussure, Fr., escoinson, p. 198 ;
rear vault, p. 381.

choeur, Fr., retrochorus, p. 386.

dos, Fr., altar- screen, p. 21.

Arundel, Sussex, altar, pp. *15, 17;
ironwork, p. 271; porch, p. 368;
reredos, p. 383 ; vestry, p. 512.

Ascensorium, Lat., stairs, p. 446.

Ashby-Folville, Leicestershire, ball-
flower, p. 53 ; windows, pi. 257.

Ashchurch, Gloucestershire, glazing,
p. 234.

Aslackby, Lincolnshire, Domestic, 13th
century, p. 168.

Assommoir, Fr. , p. 296.

INDEX.

8

Ashlar-piece, roof, p. 395.
Ashover, Derbyshire, metal- work, p.
306.

Asinello, It., ridge, p. 388.
Assise, Fr., course, p. 148.

Astbury, Cheshire, lectern, p. 285.

Asthall, Oxfordshire, cross, pi. 67.

AsticcuoJa, It., tie-beam, p. 462.

Aston hall, Warwickshire, domestic,
17th century, p. 174.

Athelhampstead hall, Dorsetshire,
Domestic, 16th century, p. 172 ;
roof, pi. 178; hall, p. 246.

Athens, Parthenon, paradise, p. 339;
temple, p. 458 ; choragic monument
of Lysicrates, capital, pp. 108, 242 ;
roof, p. 391; Temple of the Winds,
capital, p. 108 ; roof, p. 394 ; Tem-
ple of Theseus, Doric order, pp.
184, 458; Temple of Jupiter Olym-
pius, p. 458 ; arch of Hadrian, p. 317 ;
Corinthian, p. 145; *S. Nicodemus,
Byzantine, pp. 110, *102; Doric
order, p. 184 ; flutings, p. 211 ; Erech-
theum, base, pi. 22 ; caryatides, p.
113; flutings, p. 211; * Ionic order,
p. 267.

Attic, Doric order, p. 184; Corin-
thian order, p. 145.

Attic-Base, pp. 60—62, 192.

Attleborough, Norfolk, rood-beam,
p. 392.

Audley End, Essex, Domestic, 17th
century, p. 174.

2luf«cl)tebung, Ger., furrings, p. 222.

Aukborough, Lincolnshire, Saxon
Architecture, p. 410.

Aumonerie, Fr., Almory, p. 12.

2lu8banc$ung, Gejr., Entasis, p. 197.

2lu3ge3et}e Steine, Ger., rustic- work, p. 402.

2lu&juf«, Ger., gargoyle, p. 227.

Autel, Fr., altar, p. 12.

•Autun, arch, pp. 42, 44 ; brick, p. 92 ;
centering, p. 117; flutings, p. 211;
masonry, p. 298 ; organ, p. 332 ;
tower, p. 477.

Auxerre, knocker, pi. 101 ; capi-
tal, p. 110; glazing, pp. 232, 234,
236 ; iron-work, p. 270 ; windows, pi.

Avignon, bridge, p. 97; »S. Pierre,
impost, p. 258.

Aydon castle, Northumberland, chim-
ney, pi. 54 ; fireplace, pL 87 ; Domes-
tic, 13th century, 168.

Aylesford, Kent, bridge, p. 97.

15.

Baalbec, masonry, p. 298.
Backs of a roof, p. 394.
aSacfgtetn, Ger., brick, p. 92.
Baddesley Clinton, Warwickshire,

Domestic, 15th cent., p. 171.
Badgeworth, Gloucestershire, altar,

p. 21.
Badia, It., abbey, p. 6.
Baguette, Fr., astragal, p. 49.
Bain de mortier, Fr., grout, p. 24-3.
Bakewell, Derbyshire, windows, pi.

226.
23alfen, Ger., beam, p. 71 ; joists, p. 276.
Balls, Hertfordshire, Domestic, 16th

cent, p. 174.
Balustrade, Fr., parapet, p. 339.
Bamber, Hants, roof, p. 397.
Bamberg cathedral, brasses, p. 89.
Bamborough chapel, apse, p. 29 ; shrine

of King Oswald, p. 426.
Bampton, Oxon, pinnacle, pi. 154, p.

169; reredos, pi. 168, p. 384; sepul-
chre, pp. 421, 422; spire, p. 437;

•transom, p. 493; Domestic, 14th

cent
Banbury, Oxon, doorway, pi. 80;

bridge, p. 96; mosaic work, p. 313;

parapet, p. 341.
Banc, Fr., bench- table, p. 75 ; pew, p.

352.
Banco di chiesa, It., pew, p. 352.
SBanb, Ger., brace, p. 80.
Bandervola, It., vane, p. 504.
Uknf, Ger., bench-table, p. 75.
Bar-tracery, p. 485.
Barbacane, Fr., loop-hole, p. 293.
Bardeau, Fr., shingle, p. 425.
Bardsey, Yorkshire, Saxon, p. 411.
i^lrcnflau, Ger., acanthus, p. 6.
Barfrlston, Kent, mouldings, Nor-

INDEX.

man, pi. 114; doorway, p. 177; win-
dows, pi. 262 ; Norman, pp. 327, 329 ;
Saxon, p. 404; window, p. 517.
Barham, Suffolk, Saxon, p. 411.
Barington court, Somersetshire, Do-
mestic, 16th cent., p. 172.
Barlborough, Derbyshire, incised

slahs, p. 262.
Barnack, Northants, arch, pi. 13;
hrick, p. 94; porch, pi. 162, pp. 367,
368; doorway, p. 175; roof, p.
400 ; Saxon, pp. 406, *407, 410 ; spire,
p. 435 ; tower, p. 480 ; Domestic, 1 4th
century, pp. 167, 169.

Barnard Castle, hridge, p. 96.

Barnstaple, Devonshire, brasses, p.
89.

Barnwell, Somersetshire, rood-beam,
p. 392.

Barrow, Shropshire, Saxon, p. 411.

Barrow on Tagby, Leicestershire,
Saxon, p. 410.

Barrow on Soar, Saxon, p. 410.

Barton - on - the - Heath, Warwick-
shire, stoup, p. 448.

Barton - on - the- Humber, Lincoln-
shire, Saxon, pp. 409, 410.

Barton Sea grave, Northants, door-
way, pi. 74.

*Barton Stacey, Wiltshire, window,
p. 518.

Basamento, It., pedestal, p. 343.

Basle cathedral, metal-work, p. 303 ;
table, p. 455.

Bas cote, Fr., aisle, p. 6.

Basse Allemagne, Caen, spire, p. 435.

Bastoncino, It., astragal, p. 49.

Bastone, Fr., torus, p. 476.

Batement light of a window, p. 290.

Bath, freestone, p. 219.

Bath Hampton, ham, finial, pi. 86.

Baton-Petit, Fr., astragal, p. 49.

Batons rompus, Fr., fret, p. 219.

Battants, Fr., leaves, p. 284.

Battente, It., rebate, p. 382.

Battisterio, It., baptistery, p. 56.

Battitoio, It., rehate, p. 382.

Battle ahbey, apse, pp. 29, 30 ; but-
tress, p. 99 ; gateway, p. 229; pinnacle,
p. 360 ; transom, p. 493.

SSaucfygtetnmauer, Ger., rubble, p. 401.

Bawdekin, baldachino, p. 52.

Bayeux cathedral, canopy, p. 106 ;
masonry, p. 301 ; nave, p. 324 ; para-
pet, p. 340 ; spire, p. 434.

Bayham abbey, Sussex, moulding ter-
minations, pi. 135.

Beaulieu, near Caen, Normandy,
mouldings, Norman, pi. 114.

Beaulieu, Hants, pulpit, pi. 166; pp.
374, 375 ; tile paving, pi. 206 ; Nor-
man, p. 328.

Beauvais cathedral, windows, pi. 250 ;
masonry, pp. 298, 299 ; Saxon, p.
408 ; brasses, p. 88.

Beccatello, It., corbel, p. 143.

Beckbury, Shropshire, incised slabs, p.
262.

Beckenham, Kent, lich-gate, p. 289.

Beckingham, Lincolnshire, lich-gate,
p. 289.

Beckley, Oxon, doorway, pi. 81 ;
turret staircase, pi. 215; 1 oar-glass-
stand, p. 255; roof, pp. 398, 399;
sedile, p. 418 ; stoup, p. 448.

Beddington hall, Surrey, Domestic,
15th cent, p. 171.

Bedell church, Yorkshire, herse, p. 250.

Bedford castle, bailey, p. 51 ; barbican,
p. 58.

Bed-mouldings; Entablature, p. 1 96.

Bedwin, Great, Wilts, ancient paint-
ing, p. 257 ; piscina, pi. 157 ; tile
paving, pi. 206; tiles, p. 408; win-
dows, pi. 244.

*Beeston S. Laurence, Norfolk,
Saxon, pp. 409, 410.

Beffroi, Fr., belfry, p. 71.

Begbrooke, Oxon, tower, p. 484.

S3etd?t3tiu)l, Ger., confessional, p. 141.

jMeudjtung, Ger., window, p. 515.

Bell-capital, Egyptian, p. 3.

Belsay castle, Domestic, 14th century,
p. 170; newel, p. 325.

Benda, It., band, p. 55 ; fascia, p. 202.

Bengee, Hertfordshire, apse, p. 29.

Bengeworth, Worcestershire, altar, p.
17.

Benitier, Fr., stoup, p. 447 ; holy -water
stone, p. 254.

INDEX.

Berkeley, Gloucestershire, belfry, p.
72; campanile, p. 104; pillar, pi.
152; windows, pi. 261.

Bernieres, Normandy, spire, p. 437.

Berteiche, Fr., brattishing, p. 90.

Berwick, herse, p. 249.

SSefuctyummer, Ger., parlour, p. 342.

Betchfield, Northumberland, Domes-
tic, 15th century, p. 171.

Bethlehem, church of, apse, p. 29.

Beveri.Li minster, base, pi. 24; bay,
pi. 29 ; capitals, pi. 51 ; base, p. 63;
diaper-work, p. 105 ; parapet, pi. 129;
•cinquefoil, p. 133 ; parapet, pi. 139 ;
E. E., p. 191 ; frithstool, p. 221 ;
windows, pi. 260, 261, 263; *pi]lar»
p. 357 ; pulpit, p. 374 ; stilted-arch,
p. 446 ; — S. Mary's, crocket, pi. 66 ;
♦battlement, p. 67; mouldings, orna-
mented, pi. 127; font, p. 214; turret,
pi. 214.

Beverstone, Gloucestershire, ancient
painting, p. 257.

Biais, Fr., bevel, p. 75.

SBiMiotcf, Ger., library, p. 288.

Bibliotheque, Fr., library, p. 288.

Bicester, Oxon, pillar, pi. 151.

Bideford, Devon, bridge, p. 96.

Bignor, Sussex, brick, p. 92 ; mosaic
work, p. 313; screen, p. 416.

SBilfc, Ger., image, p. 257.

Bilston, Warwickshire, apse, p. 30.

Suite, Ger., fascia, p. 202; fillet, p. 205.

23tnter, Sintstcinc, Ger., bonders, p. 77.

Binham priory, Norfolk, *billet, p. 75
mouldings, Norman, pi. 116, 117
p. *315; mouldings, E. E., pi. 123
piers, pi. 146 ; roof, p. 397.

•Binsey, Oxon, low side window, p.
294 ; piscina, p. 362.

Birkin, Yorkshire, apse, p. 30.
Birstall, Yorkshire, lich-gate, p. 289.

Biseau, Fr., bevel, p. 75.

Bishop's Cannings, Wilts, confes-
sional, p. 141; tower, pi. 211;
turret, p. 501.

Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucestershire, pin-
nacle, pp. 360, 434.

Bishopstone, Sussex, Saxon architec-
ture, p. 411.

Bishop's Waltham, Domestic, 12th
century, p. 167.

Bitton, Somersetshire, incised slabs,
p. 261.

Blades of a roof, p. 394.

Blanchelande, gateway, p. 230.

Blickling, Norfolk, Domestic, 17th
century, p. 174.

Blocage, Fr., rubble, p. 401.

Blochet de l'aretier, Fr., dragon-piece,
p. 186.

Blois, S. Nicolas, capitals, pi. 48 ;
pp. 108, 110; pendentive, p. 346.

Bloxham, Oxon, aisle, p. 7; capi-
tals, pi. 49; ball-flower, p. 53, pi.
21; windows, pi. 239, 243; sancte-
bell, p. 403; tracery, p. 487.

Blythford, Suffolk, piscina, pi. 157.

Boarhunt, Hants, Saxon, p. 410.

Bocherville, S. Georges de, doorway,
p. 175 ; gallery, p. 226 ; Norman, p.
328; mouldings, pi. 115.

a3oten*ge8ctyoS«, Ger., ground-story, p. 457.

Bodiam castle, Sussex, chimney, p.
130; machicolations, p. 296; tiles,
pp. 463, 483.

2?ix}cn, Ger., arch, p. 36.

SocjenfenSter, Ger., bay-window, p. 69.

Bolam, Northumberland, Saxon, p.
411.

23ocjengang, Ger., arcade, p. 35.

S3egcn3teUung, Ger., arcade, p. 35.

Boiserie, Fr., wainscoting, p. 514.

Bonn, churches of, Byzantine architec-
ture, p. 102.

Boothby Pagnel, Liucolnsbire, chim-
ney, p. 129; Domestic, p. 167;
fire-place, p. 207.

Bord du toit, Fr., gable, p. 223.

Boreham, Essex, Saxon, p. 410.

Borne de vitre, Fr., quarrel, p. 378.

Bosham, Sussex, Saxon, p. 411.

a3oeiren, Ger., boast, p. 76.

Bossage, Fr., rustic-work, p. 402.

Boston, Lincolnshire, lantern, p. 281 ;
sancte-bell, p. 403; tower, p.
483.

Botolph, S., Sussex, Saxon, p. 41 1.

Bottisham, Cambridgeshire, pillar, pL
152.

INDEX.

Boughton Malherbe, Kent, Domes-
tic, 16th century, pp. 173, 174.
Bouquet, Fr., finial, p. 206.
Bourg-Achard, Normandy, metal-
work, p. 306.
Bourg d'Un, Normandy, tufa, p. 500.
Bourges, arch, p. 44; hrick, p. 92;

windows, pi. 232; iron- work, p. 270 ;

masonry, p. 298.
Bourne, Lincolnshire, stoup, p. 448.
Boutisses, Fr., bonders, p. 77 ; header,

p. 248.
Boyton, Wilts, windows, pis. 227, 240,

264.
Bozeat, Northants, stoup, p. 448.
Bozzo, It., quoin, p. 379.
Braces of a roof, p. 394.
Brace moulding, p. 319.
*Brackley, Northants, moulding, p.

316.
Bradella, It., foot-pace, p. 215.
Bradfield, Berks, roof, p. 397.
Bradford, Wilts, the duke's house,

Domestic, 17th century, p. 174;

grange, p. 240 ; roof, p. 400.
Bradford Abbas, Dorsetshire, font,

pi. 92.
Brading, Isle of Wight, incised slabs,

p. 262.
Bradninch, rood-beam, p. 393.
Bramshill, Hampshire, Domestic, 17th

century, p. 174.
♦Bramshot, Hants, almery, p. 10.
Brancepeth, Durham, chest, p. 125.
aSrcmbStetn, Ger., brick, p. 92.
Branston, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p. 410.
Braunston, Northants, chest, p. 127.
Braunton, Devonshire, pew, pi. 144.
Bray, Berks, lich-gate, p. 289.
Brede place, Sussex, Domestic, 15th

cent., p. 171.
Bredgar, Kent, mouldings, Norman,

pis. 114, 116.
♦Bredon, Worcestershire, monument,

p. 310; pinnacle, p. 360; tiles, p.

468 ; tufa, p. 500.
Bretagne, France, tracery, p. 489.
Breteche, Fr., brattishing, p. 90.
Breteque, Fr., brattishing, p. 90.
Bretesse, Fr., battlement, p. 66.

Bretteville l'Orgueilleuse, spire,

p. 437.
Bridekirk, Cumberland, font, p. 214.
Bridgewater, Somerset, squint, p. 244.
Bridgings, purlins, p. 377.
Bridlington Priory-, Yorkshire, p.

294.
Brigstock, Northants, arch, pi. 13 ;

doorways, p. 175; Saxon, p. 410.

stilted-arch, p. 446.
Brington, Northants, buttress, pi. 40.
Brique non cuite, Fr., cob- wall, p. 137.
Brislington, Somerset, tower, pi. 213;

turret, p. 501.
Bristol — Cathedral, ball-flower, p. 53 ;

vault, pi. 221, p. 509; tracery, p. 487 ;

window, p. 518; chapter-house, p. 122;

Lady-chapel, p. 280 ;— S. Mary Jted-

cliffe, vault, pi. 222 ; rib, p. 387 ; S.

Stephen's church, bowtell, p. 80;

tower, orb, p. 331 ; *pinnacle, p. 359 ;

♦monument, p. 3 1 1 ; — S.John's church,

fret, p. 219; — S.Nicholas, pinnacle,

p. 359; — *Mayor's chapel, squint, p.

442 ; tiles, p. 466 ; — City school, arch,

p. 42; doorway, p. 177; Domestic,

13th cent., p. 168 ; 15th cent., p. 171 ;

— Temple church, p. 304; — RedclifFe

church, fret, p. 220; gargoyle, p. 228 ;

resaunt, p. 385 ; vault, p. 509.
Britford, near Salisbury, arch, pi. 13;

brick, p. 94 ; Saxon, p. 408.
Brixworth, Northants, brick, p. 92 ;

*doorways, p. 175 ; windows, pi. 224;

reliquary, p. 383 ; Saxon, pp. 407, 408,

411.
Brizenorton, Oxon, sancte-bell, p.

403.
* Broadwater, Sussex, corbel, p. 144.
Broderie, Fr., tracery, p. 484.
Brompton, metal-work, p. 203.
Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, lich-gate,

p. 289.
Brookham, tile paving, pi. 206.
Brookland, Kent, metal-work, p. 306;

porch, p. 368.
Brookthorpe, Northants, tower, pi.

211; saddle-roof, p. 403; tower, p.

484.
Broughton church, Oxfordshire, — De-

INDEX.

corated style, p. 162 ; windows, p.

243; 'moulding, p. 317; screen, p.

417 ; — Castle, altar, p. 17 ; Domestic,

14th cent, p. 169 ; 16th cent., p. 172.
SErucfe, Ger., bridge, p. 96.
Bruges, brasses, pp. 85, 88.
Brussels, freemason, p. 218; *La Cha-

pelle, impost, p. 259.
a3rujttef)ne, Ger., balustrade, p. 54.
SSrufttoefjr, Ger., parapet, p. 339.
Brytford, Wiltshire, Saxon, p. 411.
Buca, It., putlog- hole, p. 377.
Duche, It., columbaria, p. 139.
a?ucfet, Ger., boss, p. 78.
Buckley, Long, Northants, corbel, pi.

60.
•Bucknell, Oxon, window, pp. 517,

524.
Bud-capital, Egyptian, p. 3.
Buffet, Fr., cupboard, p. 156.
Buffeto, It., cupboard, p. 156.
Bugno, It., quoin, p. 379.
SBufjne, Ger., scaffold, p. 414.
Bup, Ang. Sax., bower, p. 79.
Burbage, Wilts, stoup, p. 448.
Burcombe, Wilts, masonry, pi. 108.
•Burford, Oxon, chimney, p. 129;

altar, p. 16; mullion, pi. 136; 'pen-
dant post, p. 345.
Burgos, Spain, gallery, pi. 94.
Burgundian style, p. 347.
Burleigh, Northants, Domestic, 16th

cent., p. 172 ; andirons, p. 26.
Burton Latimer, Northants, capitals,

pi. 49 ; doorway, pL 76.
Burwash, Bateman's at, Sussex, Do-
mestic, 17th cent., p. 174; Saxon, p.

141 ; 'window, p. 510.
Bury, Huntingdonshire, lectern, pp.

285, 286 ; pi. 104.
Bury S. Edmund's, Suffolk, apse, p.

30; gateway, p. 230; window, p. 524;

Moyses' hall, Domestic, 12th cent

p. 167; mouldings, pi. 112.
Blsiilino Thorpe, Lincolnshire,

brasses, p. 8 K
Buttee, Fr., abutment, p. 6 ; shoar, p.

427.
Bywkll, vS. Andrew, Saxon, p. 411;

— S. Peter, Saxon, p. 411.

Byzantine architects,* p. 391 ; brasses,
p. 87 ; pendentive, p. 346.

C.

Cabinet, Fr., closet, p. 136.

Caen, — S. Etienne, Norman, p. 328;

parapet, pi. 139; gallery, p. 226;

spire, p. 437 ; — *Ste Trinite, Ab-

baye aux dames, Norman, p. 328 ;

mouldings, Norman, pL 116; — S.

Nicolas, capitals, pi. 45 ; Norman,

p. 328 ; roof, p. 400 ; — S. Saviour's,

panel, p. 337 ; — S. Pierre, spire, p.

437; — *S. Giles', parapet, p. 340;

tiles, p. 467 ; tufa, p. 500 ; — Castle,

altar, p. 13.
Caerphilly castle, ball-flower, p. 53 ;

chimney, p. 130.
Caerwent, Monmouthshire, mosaic

work, p. 313.
Cage, Fr., stair-case, p. 446.
Cairo, pointed arch in A.D. 848, p. 32.
Caldecot, Northants, corbel, pi. 59.
Calefactorium, Lat., common-house,

p. 139.
Cambered-beam ; see Knee-timber,

p. 279.
Cambridge, King's college chapel,

false roof, pp. 201, 202 ; 'finial, p. 206 ;

glazing, pp. 235, 236 ; windows, pi.

254, ; lectern, p. 287 ; pendant, p.

345; 'quatrefoil, p. 378; ressaunt,

p. 386 ; — S. Benet's, tower, p. 480 ;

Saxon, p. 410; windows, pi. 228;

baluster, p. 54; — S. Mary's, chest,

p. 125 ; — Little S. Mary's, Decorated

style, p. 162; — S.Giles's, Saxon, p.

410 ; — College bay-windows, p. 70;

louvre, p. 294 ; — Py thagoras's school,

Domestic, 13th century, p. 168 ; Castle

Inn, finial, pi. 86 ; halls, p. 246 ; inns,

p. 266.
Camera, It., chamber, p. 117.
Ctii,.,riii», It., closet, p. 136.
<5amtn«im«, Ger., ehimncy-piccc, p. 131.
Cammiiiu, It., chimney, p. 128.

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INDEX.

Campana, It., bell, p. 72 ; bell of a capi-
tal, p. 73.

Campanile, It., belfry, p. 71 ; steeple, p.
445.

Campden, Gloucestersbire, lectern, p.
286.

Campo, It., cbampe, p. 118.

Canaletto, It., scoria, p. 415.

Candle-beam, rood-beam, p. 392.

Cannelures, .FV., flutings, p. 210.

Canon de Gouttiere, Fr., gargoyle, p.
227.

Canonniera, It., embrasure, p. 195.

♦Canon's Ashby, Northants, squincb,
p. 440.

Nortbants, Domestic,

17th cent., p. 174.

Canted roof, p. 398.

Canterbury — Cathedral, Saxon cathe-
dral, altars in, p. 13 ; apse, pp. 28,
29 ; aisle, p. 7 ; arcade, pi. 7, *p.
85. Trinity chapel, arcade, p. 36 ; arch,
p. 39 ; bases, pis. 24, 27 ; capitals,
pis. 45, 47, p. 109 ; base, p. 61 ;
•boast, p. 77 ; door, pi. 79 ; bay,
pi. 28 ; mouldings, Norman, pis.
Ill, 119, 120; moulding termina-
tions, pi. 135 ; corona, p. 147 ; diaper-
work, p. 165 ; screen, pi. 182 ; crypt,
flutings, p. 211; font, pp. 212, 214;
vault, pi. 219; gallery, p. 226;
glazing, pp. 231, 232, 235 ; iron-work,
p. 271; key-stone, p. 278; Lady
chapel, p. 281 ; metal- work, p. 304;
monument, p. 311; mosaic work, p.
313 ; Norman, pp. 327, 328 ; organ, p.
332; rood-beam, p. 393; shrine of
Becket, p. 423 ; *tiles, p. 465 ; tri-
forium, p. 497 ; tower, pp. 480, 483 ;
transept, p. 492 ; vault, pp. 508, 509 ;
chapter-house, p. 122; — S.Augus-
tine's, arcade, pi. 6 ; diaper- work, p.
165; *doorway, p. 181; mouldings,
Norman, pi. 116 ; gateway, p. 230 ; —
Domestic, 15th cent., p. 171; 16th
cent., p. 172.

Cantonata, It., quoin, p. 379.

Cantone, It., quoin, p. 379.

Capanna, It., chimney-piece, p. 131.

Capella, It., chapel, p. 120.

(Sapette, Ger., chapel, p. 120.

Capel le Ferne, Kent, stall, p. 443.

Capitium, Lat., pp; 111, 123.

Capitolo, It., chapter-house, p. 122.

Capitulum, Lat., p. 123.

Capocielo, It., ceele, or canopy, p. 114.

Cardine, It., hinge, p. 252.

Carlisle castle, Cumberland, barbican,
p. 57; — Cathedral, newel, p. 325;
tracery, p. 487.

*Carnac, temple of, Egyptian architec-
ture, p. 194.

Carnarium, Lat., charnel-house, p. 123.

Carreau, Fr., string, p. 449.

Carreaux, Fr., tiles, p. 462.

Caryatides, Atlantes, p. 49.

Cassa, It., coffin, p. 137.

♦Cassington, Oxfordshire, capital, p.
108; windows, pi. 224; ancient paint-
ing, p. 257.

Castella, It., scroll, p. 417.

Castello, It., bastile, p. 66.

Casterton, Great, Rutland, window,
p. 522 ; Little, bell-gable, pi. 32.

Castle Acre, Norfolk, apse, p. 30;
tiles, p. 466.

Castle Ashby, Northants, abacus, p.
1; porch, p. 367; pulpit, p. 376.
Domestic, 17th cent., p. 174; mask,
pi. 196 ; mouldings, Norman, pi. 117.

Castle Rising, Norfolk, apse, p. 30 ;
dungeon, p. 189.

Castrum Doloris, Lat., fereter (and
herse), p. 205.

Catafalco, It., herse, p. 250.

Catena, It., tie-beam, p. 462.

Catharine wheel, rose window, p. 401.

Catterick church, altar, p. 20; porch,
p. 369.

Caudebec, glazing, p. 236 ; spire, p.
438.

Cave, Fr., crypt, p. 156.

Cave temple, pp. 265, 266.

Caves of Kenneri, Salsette, Hindoo
architecture, pi. 96.

Caversfield, Bucks, *Saxon, pp. 408,
410; windows, p. 516, pi. 224; monu-
ment, panel, pi. 137.

Cawston, Norfolk, aisle, p. 7.

Cercueil, Fr., coffin, p. 137.

INDEX.

Cefalu cathedral, p. 405.
Ceinture, Fr., cincture, p. 133.
Cemitere, Fr., centrie-garth, p. 117.
Cerisy, Normandy, gallery, p. 226 ;

gateway, p. 230.
Cerne- Abbas, Dorset, grange, p. 240.
*Chacombe, Northants, moulding, p.

318.
Chaire, Fr., pulpit, p. 374.
Chalfield, Great, Wilts, Domestic,

15th cent, pp. 171, 172.
Chalons sur Marne, glazing, p. 232.
Chambranle, Fr., chimney-piece, p. 131.
Chanfrain, Fr., chamfer, p. 117.
Chanter's alley, p. 9.
Chapel Cleeve, Somersetshire, Domes-
tic, 15th cent, p. 171 ; *dormer, p.
185.
Chapelle ardente, Fr., herse, p. 250.
Chaperon, Fr., coping, p. 142.
Chapiteau, Fr., capital, p. 107.
Charing, Kent, Domestic, 14th cent,

p. 169; 15th cent, p. 172.
Charlecote park, Warwickshire, glaz-
ing, p. 236.
Charlton, Kent, Domestic, 17th cent.,
p. 174.

Wiltshire, Domestic, 17th century,

p. 174.
Charlton-on-Otmoor, Oxon, roodloft,
pi 169, p. 393; windows, pis. 233,
251.
Charminster, Dorsetshire, chancel, p.

118.
Charney, Berks, mouldings, Norman,
pi. 117 ; roof, pi. 171 ; solar, p. 430.
Chart, Great, Kent, Domestic, 14th

century, p. 169.

Chartham, Kent, brasses, p. 84; coffin,

p. 139; glazing, p. 234; roof, p. 398.

Chartres cathedral, canopy, p. 106;

choir, p. 132 ; pillar, pi. 151 ; gallery,

p. 227 ; windows, pi. 232 ; Jesse, p.

274; organ, p. 332; parapet, p. 340 ;

porch, p. 367 ; spire, p. 438 ; tracery,

p. 485 ; window, p. 520 ; — S. Pierre,

glazing, p. 232.

Chasse, Fr., fereter, p. 205; reliquary,

p. 383 ; shrine, p. 426.
ChauflVir, Fr., common-house, p. 139.

Chaume, Fr., thatch, p. 461.
Chavenage, near Tetbury, Gloucester-
shire, Domestic, 16th century, p.
172.
Checkendon, Oxfordshire, apse, p. 30.
♦Cheltenham, cross, p. 152; piscina,

pi. 157.
Cheneau, Fr., gutter, p. 244.
Chenets, Fr., andirons, p. 25.
♦Chepstow Castle, almery, p. 10; bat-
tlement, p. 68; chimney, p. 128.
Cherrington, Warwickshire, mould-
ings, E. E., pi. 123.
Cherry Hinton church, Cambridge-
shire, dripstone, p. 187.
Chesham Bois, Bucks, glazing, p. 234.
Cheshill, Wilts, grange, p. 240.
Chester cathedral, screen, p. 416;
transept, p. 492 ; tylle-thakkers, p.
503 ; — Chapter-house, p. 122; pulpit,
p. 374 ;—*S. John's, shaft, p. 425;
paradise, p. 338.
Chesterfield, Derbyshire, spire, p. 438.
Chesterton, Oxon, sedilia, pi. 189;

ball-flower, p. 53.
Chetwode, Bucks, glazing, p. 232.
Chevet, Fr., apse, p. 28.
Chevington, Suffolk, porch, p. 368.
Chevrons, Fr., rafters, p. 380 ; quoins, ih.
Chiaro piano, It., clear-story, p. 133.
Chime, It., voussoir, p. 513.
Chichester cathedral, apse, p. 30
belfry, p. 72; campanile, p. 104
crockets, p. 151 ; diaper- work, p. 165
doorway, p. 1 78 ; masonry, p. 300
• monument p. 309 ; parvise, p. 338
— cross, p. 1 54; — S. Mary's hospital,
dormitory, p. 185.

• , coffin, p. 138.

Chigwell, Essex, brasses, p. 87.
Childrey, Berks, metal-work, p. 306.
Chillingham, Northumberland, Do-
mestic, 14th century, p. 170.
Chinnor, Oxon, tower, p. 484.
Chiostro, It., cloister, p. 135.
Chippenham, Wilts, hood-mould ter-
mination, pi. 93, • p. 188.
Chippino Norton, Oxon, altar, p. 16 ;
ball-flower, pi. 21 ; squints, j.l. 194,
p. 442; Domestic 13th Mat, p.
CltirriMa W \m>i;n, Northants,

10

INDEX.

pi. 18; mouldings, E. E., pi. 123;
•credence, p. 14-9.
Chirton, Wilts, metal-work, p. 306.
Chittlehampton, Devonshire, finial,
pi. 85.

Chobham, Surrey, font, p. 212.

Choeur, Fr., chancel, p. 118.

Cholsey, Berks, grange, p. 241 ; Saxon,
p. 410.

Qifjov, Ger., chancel, p. 118.

CT(jorm6c#e; Ger., apse, p. 28.

Chorus Cantorum, Lat., choir, p. 131.

Christ Church, Hants, altar, p. 17;
apse, p. 30; Jesse, p. 274; reredos,
p. 383 ; Domestic, p. 167 ; chimney,
p. 129.

Church Brampton, Northants, tower,
pi. 212 ; huttress, pi. 40 ; *chest, p. 125.

Church Stretton, Saxon, p. 411.

Ciborium, Lat., canopy, p. 105.

Severey of a vault, p. 424.

Ciel, Fr., tester, p. 459.

Cielo, It., tester, p. 459.

Cimasa, It., cymatium, p. 159.

Cimazio, It., cymatium, p. 159.

Cimbia, It., cincture, p. 1 33.

Cimetiere, Fr., centrie-garth, p. 117.

Cimiterio, It., centrie-garth, p. 117.

Cintre, Fr., centering, p. 116.

Cirencester, Gloucestershire, ceiling,
p. 115 ; mosaic work, p. 313 ; organ, p.
332 ; Perpendicular style, p. 350 ; pul-
pit, p. 375 ; roof, p. 399 ; tower, p. 483.

Clack abbey, Wilts, roof, p. 399.

Clandon, West, mask, pi. 106; window,
p. 518.

Clapham, Beds, Saxon, p. 410; win-
dow, p. 516.

Claveau, Fr., voussoir, p. 513.

Claveaux engrenes, Fr., joggled vous-
soirs, p. 45.

Claverton, Somersetshire, Domestic,
17th century, p. 174.

Clavis, Lat., key- stone, p. 277.

Claydon, Suffolk, Saxon, p. 411.

Claypole, Lincolnshire, altar, p. 17.

Clee, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p. 410.

Shropshire, Saxon, p. 411.

Cleeve abbey, Somerset, bell-gable, pi.
34.

Clef, Fr., key-stone, p. 277.

Clef de voute, Fr., boss, p. 78.

Clef pendante, Fr., boss, p. 78.

Clemping, Sussex, mouldings and orna-
ments, pi. 113 ; chest, p. 124.

Clene hewen ashlar, p. 47.

Clerestory- Gallery, sometimes call-
ed alura, p. 21.

Clery, Flamboyant, p. 209 ; crocket, p.
*210; mouldings, fl., pi. 131; pillar,
pi. 153 ; rib, p. 387.

Clevedon court, Somersetshire, Domes-
tic, 14th century, p. 169; window, p.
523.

Clewer, Berks, metal-work, p. 306.

Clifton Campville, Staffordshire,
poppy-head, pi. 159.

Cloche, Fr., bell, p. 72.

Clocher, Fr. , tower, p. 477.

Clocher arcade, Fr., bell-gable, p. 74.

Clocheton, Fr., turret, p. 501.

Cloture, Fr., screen, p. 415 ; choir, p.
132.

Clou, Fr., nail, p. 323.

Cluny, transept, p. 492.

Cobham, Kent, piscina, pi. 158.

Cobham hall, Domestic, 16th century, p.
172.

♦Cockington, Devon, set-off, p. 423.

Cogenhoe, Northants, pillar, pi. 151 ;
sedilia, pp. 419, *420 ; stoup, p. 448.

Coggs, Oxon, tower, pi. 212; windows,
pi. 257 ; mouldings, ornamented, pi.
127; Domestic, 13th century, p. 168.

Colcher, Fr., belfry, p. 71; steeple, p.
445.

Colchester, — S. Botolph's, apse, pi. 6;
p. 29 ; arch, pi. 12 ; — Castle, bailey,
p. 51 ; brick, pp. 94, 96 ; masonry, pi.
107 ; panel, pi. 138; — Domestic, 15th
cent, p. 171 ; 16th cent., p. 173 ; -—
Saxon tower, pp. 406, 410.

Coldingham priory, spar, p. 433 ; se-
pulchre, p. 421.

Coleshill, Warwickshire, font, pi. 89;
arcade, pi. 8 ; * nail-head, p. 323.

Collar of a roof, pp. 394, 395.

Collarino, It., hypotrachelium, p. 257.

Collateral, Fr., aisle, p. 6.

Collo, It., hypotrachelium, p. 257.

INDEX.

11

Collumpton, Devon, aisle, p. 7 ; pen-
dant, pi. 142 ; rood-beam, p. 393.

Colma, It., gable, p. 223.

Colmarreccio, It., ridge, p. 388.

Colmello, It., ridge, p. 388.

Cologne, brasses, pp. 86,87; — Cathe-
dral, glazing, p. 234 ; shrine, p. 426 ;
— S. Gereon, tiles, pp. 455, 466 ; —
S. Martin, apse, p. 29; — Corbie-steps,
p. 144.

Colonna, It., pillar, p. 355 ; newel, p.
440.

Colonnade, p. 35.

Colonne, Fr., pillar, p. 355.

en Faisceau, Fr., clustered column,

p. 136.

Columbaria, Lat., putlog-holes, p. 377.

Combe in Teignhead, Devon, mould-
ings, Perpendicular, pi. 130.

Comble, Fr., roof, p. 394.

en batiere, Fr., saddle-roof of a

tower, p. 403.

Commissure, Fr., joint, p. 276.

Common rafters of a roof, p. 394.

COMMON-ROOM, p. 140.

Comm union-table, at first attached to
eastern wall, p. 19; removed by Pu-
ritans, and replaced at the Restoration,
p. 19.

Compartimento, It., bay, p. 69.

Compluvium ; see Atrium, p. 48.

Composite, abacus, p. 2; capital and
entablature, pi. 44 ; base, p. 60 ; flu-
tings, p. 211; frieze, p. 220; mo-
dillion, p. 307 ; mutule, p. 322 ; Ro-
man architecture, p. 390 ; order, p.
331 ; volute, p. 513.

Compound piers, bases of, p. 63.

Compton, Berks, hinge, pi. 97, p. 253 ;
•doorway, p. 177.

Surrey, chest, p. 127 ; screen, pi.

181; *fenestella, p. 204 ; gallery, p.
227.

— — Lono, Warwickshire, bell-gable,
p. 74; sancte-bell, p. 403.

Wyniate, Domestic, 16th cent,

p. 172 ; »bay- window, p. 70.

Concentric arch, p. 45.

Concha, Lat., apse, p. 28.

Conge, Fr., apophyge, p. 28.

Conisborough castle, arch, p. 45;
fireplace, pi. 87, p. 207; chimney,
p. 129 ; dungeon, p. 189 ; joggle, p.
276 ; tower, p. 477.

Conopeum, Lat., canopy, p. 104.

Console, Fr., ancones, p. 25 ; bracket, p.
81 ; corbel, p. 143.

Constance cathedral, brasses, p. 86.

Constantinople, S. Sophia, atrium, p.
50 ; bell, p. 72 ; Byzantine, pp. 100,
102; organ, p. 332.

Contracture, Fr., entasis, p. 197.

Contraforte, It., buttress, p. 97.

Contre-arcatures decouples, Fr., feather-
ing, p. 202; foils, p. 211.

Contrefiche, Fr., brace, p. 80.

Contrefort, Fr., buttress, p. 97.

Contremarche, Fr., step, p. 445.

Conway castle, chimney, p. 130.

Coombe, Oxon, cross, pi. 68 ; pulpit,
pi. 166; doorway, p. 183; sancte-
bell, p. 403 ; tabernacle, p. 453.

Copdock church, Suffolk, Saxon, p. 405.

Coperto, It., coping, p. 142.

Corbeau, Fr., bracket, p. 81 ; mutule, p.
322.

Corbeille, Fr., bell of a capital, p. 73.

Corbridge, Northumberland, Saxon, p.
411; pile- tower, p. 355.

Corda delVarco, It., span of an arch, p.
431.

Corda tirante, It., tie-beam, p. 462.

Cordon en saillie, Fr., string, p. 449.

Cordone, It., string, p. 449.

Cordova, Moorish architecture, pL 109 ;
foil-arch, p. 33.

• Corhampton, Hants, Saxon, pp. 406,
410.

Corinth, temple at, Grecian ovolo,
mouldings, pi. 110.

Corinthian, abacus, p. 2; capital and
entablature, pi. 44; atrium, p. 49;
base, p. 60 ; bell of a capital, p. 73 ;
capital, pp. 108, 1 10 ; caulicoli, p. 1 13 ;
flutings, p. 211 ; frieze, p. 220; nu>-
dillion, p. 307; mutule, p. 322; volute,
p. 513.

Cornice; sec Entablature, p. 196.

Coro, It., chancel, p. 118 ; choir, p. 131.

Corona, It., coping, p. 142.

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INDEX,

Corona ; see Entablature, p. 196.
Correnti, It., purlins, p. 376.
Corston, Wilts, bell-gable, pi. 34.
Costola, It., rib, p. 386.
♦Cotes, Lincolnshire, dripstone, p. 187.
Cothele, Cornwall, Domestic, 15th

cent, p. 171.
Coton, Cambridgeshire, stoup, p. 448.
Cotterstock, Northants, windows, pi.

231.
♦ Cottingham, Northants, capital, p.

111.
Cottisford, Oxon, Domestic, 13th cent.,

p. 168.
Coupe, Fr., section, p. 418.
Coupole, Fr., cupola, p. 157.
Couronnement, Fr., crowning, p. 155.
C'ourtine, Fr., curtain-wall, p. 157.
Coussinet, Fr., springing- stone, p. 440.
Coutances, cathedral, lantern, p. 281 ;
transom, p. 494; glazing, p. 234;
aqueduct, p. 30 ; — S. Nicholas, im-
post, pi. 99 ; — S. Pierre, mouldings,
Flamboyant, pi. 131.
Couvre joints, Fr., tiles, p. 463.
Coventry, S. Michael's, apse, p. 30 ;
chest, p. 125; lantern, p. 281 ; Wade's
monument, p. 312; spire, p. 437;
Trinity church, pulpit, pi. 167 ; lec-
tern, p. 286; Domestic, 15th cent, p.
171 ; ancient paintings, p. 257.
Cowdray, Sussex, Domestic, 16th cent,

p. 172.
Cowley, Oxon, windows, pi. 255.
Cowling, Suffolk, piscina, pi. 156.
Coxwell, Little, Berks, bell-gable, pi.
33; roof, pi. 174.

Great, Berks, grange, p. 241.

Coyaux, Fr., furrings, p. 222.
Cranbrook, Kent, baptistery, p. 56 ;
galilee, p. 225 ; porch, p. 366 ; tower,
p. 480.
*Cranford S.John's, Northants, band,

p. 55; cusp, pi. 67.
Cranford S. Andrew's, windows, pi.

248.
Cranley, Surrey, glazing, p. 234.
Cranmore, Somersetshire, Saxon, p.

411.
Crawley, Hants, squints, pi. 194.

Credence-table; see Fenestella,

p. 204.
Credenza, It., cupboard, p. 156.
(5reten$tt&$, Ger., cupboard, p. 156.
Crenau, Fr., battlement, p. 66; em-
brasure, p. 195.
Crewkerne, Somerset, vestry, p. 512.
Crick, Northants, corbel, pi. 59;
crocket, pi. 66 ; iron- work, p. 271;
spire, p. 437.
Crociata, It., transept, p. 491.
Croft, Lincolnshire, lectern, p. 286,
Croisade, Fr., transept, p. 492.
Croisee, Fr., transept, p. 491.
Cromer, Norfolk, capitals, pi. 52 ;
chamfer, p. 118; pillar, pi. 153;
tower, pi. 213.
Cropredy, Oxon, screen, pi. 183 ;

wooden band, p. 56.
Crosby hall, Middlesex, Domestic,

15th cent, p. 171 ; *cusp, p. 158.
Crosia, Lat., transept, p. 492.
S. Cross, Hants, mouldings, Norman,
pi. 117; E. E., pi. 123; E. E. door-
way, p. 190 ; squinch, p. 441.
♦Crossette, Fr., joggle, p. 275.
♦Croupe, Fr., hip, p. 254.
Crowhurst church, Sussex, dripstone,

p. 189.
Crowland, Lincolnshire, bridge, p. 96.
Crowle, Worcestershire, lectern, p. 285.
Crowmarsh, Oxon, piscina, pi. 155.
Crown of an arch, p. 43.
Croxhall, Derbyshire, incised slabs,

p. 262.
Croydon, Surrey, abacus, p. 5, pi. 1 ;
base, pi. 26 ; abp.'s palace, Domestic,
15th cent, p. 171 ; galilee, p. 225.
Croyland abbey, Lincolnshire, mould-
ings, Norman, pi. 118.
Crypto porticus, Lat., p. 371.
Cubberley, Gloucestershire, pew, pL

145; glazing, p. 234.
Cubiculum, Lat., cabinet, p. 103.
Cuddesdon, Oxfordshire, doorway, pL
75 ; window, p. 524; mouldings, Nor-
man and Transition, pi. 120 ; zig-zag,
p. 525.
Cuisse, Fr., meros, p. 302; shanks, p~
425.

INDEX.

13

Cul-de-lampe, Fr., bracket, p. 81 ; cor-
bel, p. 143; knot, p. 280; pendant,
p. 345.

Cumnor, Berks, piscina, pi. 156;
•popie, p. 366.

Cushion, capital, p. 108.

Cuvette, Fr., piscina, p. 361.

Cuxton, Kent, grange, p. 241 ; pew, p.
352.

D.

<£acf^fenfler, Ger., dormer, p. 185.

JDac^geeicfyo^, Ger., garrets, p. 447.

£5ac$retter, Ger., bell-gable, p. 74.

iDactyfruljt, Ger., trap of a roof, p. 39*.

Daglingworth, Gloucestershire, Sax-
on, pp. 410, 411 ; window, p. 516.

Dagobert, faldstool, p. 200.

Dais, Fr., canopy, p. 105.

Dalles, Fr., tiles, p. 462.

Dalmeny, Scotland, apse, p. 30, pi. 4.

Dalston hall, Cumberland, Domestic,
15th and 16th cent, p. 171, 172.

Danbury church, Essex, brick, p. 94.

Darent, Kent, brick, p. 93.

Dartford, Kent, ancient painting, p.
257; screen, p. 416.

Dartington, Devonshire, Domestic,
15th cent., p. 171.

Dartmouth, rood-beam, p. 393.

David's, S., windows, pi. 261.

De, Fr., dado, p. 160.

Deambulatory, aisle, p. 8.

Debenham, Suffolk, Saxon, p. 411.

Decorated style, abacus, p. 5 ; apse,
p. 30; arch, pp. 41, 45; ball-flower
p. 53: band, p. 56; baptistery, ib
base, pp. 62,63; boss, p. 78 ; brick
p. 95 ; buttress, p. 99 ; canopy, pp
105, 106, 107; capital, pp. 110, 111;
ceiling, pp. 114, 115; chamfer, p
118; chest, pp. 125, 126; choir, p,
131; cornice, p. 146; crockets, p,
151; cusp, p. 158; dais, p. 161
diaper-work, p. 165; doorway, pp. 179
—181, 183; dripstone, p. 188; escut-
cheon, p. 198 ; fillet, p. MM ; (in pl.ur,

p. 207; font, pp. 212— 214; gable, pp.
223, 224 ; gallery, p. 227 ; gargoyle,
p. 228 ; glazing, pp. 233, 234, 236 ;
hall, p. 245 ; impost, p. 260 ; iron-
work, p. 269; lectern, p. 286; ma-
sonry, pp. 301,302; moulding, pp.
315, 317, 319; mullion, p. 321;
•ogee, p. 330 ; ovolo, p. 334 ; panel,
p. 336 ; parapet, p. 340 ; pendant, p.
345; pew, p. 353; pillar, p. 358;
pinnacle, pp. 360, 361; piscina, p.
362; pitch of a roof, p. 36 i; popie,
p. 366; porch, pp. 368, 369; pul-
pit,^ p. 375; quatrefoil, p. 378;
rib, pp. 387—389 ; roof, pp.397— 400;
screen, pp. 416, 417; sepulchre, p.
421 ; shaft, p. 425; spandrel, p. 432;
spire, pp. 437 — 139; ower, pp. 482,
483 ; tracery, pp. 486—488 ; transept,
p. 493 ; triforium, pp. 497, 498 ; turret,
p. 501; vault, p. 509; window, pp.
520—522, 524.

Decastyle, temple, p. 458.

Decuman's, S. Somersetshire, brasses,
p. 89 ; tiles, p. 472.

Deeping, S. James, Lincolnshire,
mouldings and ornaments, pi. 113.

Deerhurst, Gloucestershire, altar, p.
19 ; Saxon architecture, p. 410 ;
windows, pi. 228.

Degre, Fr., step, p. 455 ; grees, p. 242.

£ein«t*ge8cljefs, Ger., basement story, p.
447.

•Denderah, abacus, p. 3.

Denford, Northants, windows, pi. '..'"><>.

Denis, S., arch-buttress, p. 46; glazing,
p. 232; incised slabs, p. 264; tiles,
p. 465 ; touchstone, p. 447.

Denmark, brasses, p. 89.

Dent de scie, Fr., tooth-ornament, p.
475.

Dentelure, Fr., embrasure, p. l!>">.

Dentil-band, entablature, p. 196.

•Derby, Friar-gate, hip-knob, p.
— All Saints, incised slabs, p. 262; —
S. Alkmund's ch., gurgoyle, pi. 95.

Derbyshire, tufa, p. 600.

Desborouoh, Northants, capitals, pi.
50 ; sancte-bell, p. 403.

•Detlino, Knit, U etc in. pp. 285, 286.

14

INDEX.

♦Devenish Island, Lough Erne, Ire-
land, round tower, p. 478.

Devizes, S. John's, arcade, pi. 6 ; roof,
pi. 180 ; windows, pis. 225, 253.

Diastyle, temple, p. 485.

Diatom, It., perpent-stones, p. 350.

3)td>tfautig, Ger., pycnostyle, p. 377.

Die, S., France, buttress, p. 99; pulpit,
p. 374; pillar, sections, pi. 149.

5Sietenffyfe, Ger., mutule, p. 322.

Dieppe, S. Jacques, transom, p. 494.

Dijon, incised slabs, p. 264 ; porch,
p. 367.

Din an, S. Mary's, windows, pi. 250.

♦Diocletian's palace, console, p. 142 ;
Corinthian order, p. 145.

Dionysiasts, freemasons, p. 218.

Dipteral, temple, p. 458.

Doccia di gronda, It., gargoyle, p. 227.

Dodford, Northants, transom, p. 494.

*Dol, Brittany, pew, p. 353.

Domus Capitularis, Lat., p. 123.

$)om firctye, Ger., cathedral, p. 113.

Donjon, Fr., keep, p. 277.

JDop^elflugttcr)!, Ger., dipteral, p. 166.

Dorchester, Oxfordshire, arch, pi.
19 j base, p. 62, pi. 25; *brace, p.
80 ; buttress, pi. 40 ; capitals, pis. 46,
51; ogee, p. 159; diaper-work, p.
165; doorway, p. 180, pi. 74; Jesse,
p. 274 ; masonry, p. 298 ; metal-work,
p. 306; moulding, p. 318; E. E.,
pi. 122, 125 ; pew, pi. 146 ; pillar, pi.
152; piscina, pi. 157; screen, p. 416 ;
♦tracery, p. 485 ; windows, pis. 234,
241,242.

Dorchester, Dorsetshire, battlement,p.
68; parapet, pi. 139; windows, pi. 259.

Doric order, cyma or ogee, p. 159;
Grecian, abacus, pp. 1 — 3 ; base, p.
60 ; Roman, abacus, p. 1 ; collarino,
p. 139; ditriglyph, p. 166; flutings,
p. 211 ; frieze, p. 220 ; glyph, p. 237 ;
*guttae, p. 244; hypotrachelium, p.
257 ; *Roman metope, p. 306 ; mo-
notriglyph, p. 308; mutule, p. 322;
Roman, neck, p. 324; order, p. 331 ;
triglyph, p. 498.

£>ottgd;e Setgte, Ger. ; see Cyma or Ogee,
p. 159.

Dormant, Fr., sleeper, p. 426.

Dosseret, Fr,, respond, p. 385.

Doucine, Fr., ogee, pp. 159, 329.

Douelle, Fr., soffit, p. 430.

Dover, Kent, apse, p. 29 ; masonry, p.
298 ; Saxon, p. 410 ; — castle, brick,
p. 92 ; tufa, p. 500 ; — S. Margaret's
at Cliffe, doorway, pi. 71 ; diaper-
work, p. 165 ; pillar, sections, pi. 149 ;

— priory, mask, pi. 106.
Dracot, oriel, p. 333.

Drayton, Oxon, incised slabs, p. 262.
Berks, locker, p 292 ; reredos, p.

384.
®reux>gen, Ger., trefoil, p. 495.
25rctroinfttc^e3pitj6ogen, Ger., trefoil, p. 495.
Dreux, Normandy, impost, p. 260.
Dripping eaves, p. 193.
Duddington, Northants, Domestic, 15th

century, p. 171.
Duffield, Derbyshire, incised slabs,

p. 262 ; *mullion, p. 321.
Dunchurch, Warwickshire, tracery, p.

487; doorway, pi. 80 ; windows, pi. 244.
Dunham Magna, Saxon, pp. 406, *407,

410, *412.
Dunstable priory, mouldings, E. E.,

pi. 123.
Dunster, Somersetshire, chancel, p.

118 ; rood-beam, p. 392.
Dunwich, Suffolk, apse, p. 30.
Duomo, It., dome, p. 166.
£)utc$Hnter, Ger., perpent-stone, p. 350.
£>utcf;gcf;nitt, Ger., section, p. 418.
Durham cathedral, abacus, p. 4; almery,

p. 10 ; ancient painting, p. 257 ; arch,

pi. 16 ; bridge, p. 96 ; buttress, p. 99 ;

chapter-house, p. 122 ; cloister, p. 135 ;

cross, 153 ; doorway, p. 177 ; flutings,

p. 211; gallery, p. 227; hinge, p.

253 ; iron-work, p. 270 ; — Lady

Chapel, p. 281 ; mouldings, Norman,

pi. 115; nave, pp. 323, 324; pillars,

p. 327 ; pelican, p. 344 ; pulpit, p.

375; reredos, p. 383; shrine of S.

Cuthbert, p. 427; transept, p. 492;

— castle, centering, p. 117; iron-
work, p. 271 ; lucarne, p. 296.

Dursley church, Gloucestershire, boss,
p. 79 ; tufa, p. 500.

INDEX.

15

Duston, Northants, corbels, pi. 60
windows, pis. 249, 260.

E.

Eagle desk, p. 24.

Earl's Barton, Northants., Saxon, pp.
404, 411; tower, p. 480; windows,
pi. 228 ; baluster, p. 54.

Early English style, abacus, pp. 4,
5 ; altar, pp. 16, 17 ; apse, pp. 29,
30; arch, pp. 39, 40; arch-buttress,
p. 46; 'ball-flower, p. 52; band, p.
55 ; base, pp. 61, 64; bell of a capi-
tal, p. 73; bell-gable, p. 74; billet,
p. 76; boss, p. 78; bridge, p. 96;
buttress, pp. 98, 99; campanile, p.
104; canopy, p. 105; capital, pp.
108, 109, 111 ; ceiling, p. 114; cham-
fer, p. 118; chest, p. 124; chevron,
p. 128; coping, p. 142; cornice, p.
146 ; crockets, p. 151 ; cusp, p. 157 ;
diaper- work, p. 165; doorway, pp.
177—179, 181; dripstone, p. 188;
escutcheon, p. 199 ; feathering, p.
203 ; fillet, p. 205 ; fireplace, p. 207 ;
foils, p. 211 ; font, p. 213 ; gable, pp.
223, 224 ; gallery, p. 227 ; gargoyle,
p. 228 ; glazing, pp. 234, 236 ; hall,
p. 245 ; hinge, p. 253 ; iron-work, p.
269 ; king-post, p. 278 ; machicola-
tions, p. 296; masonry, p. 301 ;
moulding, pp.315 — 320; mullion, p.
320; ogee, pp. 329, *330, panel, pp.
335, 339; parapet, p. 339; penden-
tive, p. 346 ; pillar, p. 357 ; pinnacle,
p. 360 ; piscina, p. 362 ; pitch of a
roof, p. 364 ; porch, p. 368 ; rib, pp.
387—389; roof, pp. 396, 397, 400;
screen, p. 416; shaft, p. 425; spire,
pp. 435, 437; tabernacle, p. 453;
tower, pp. 480, 481 ; transept, p. 493 ;
triforium, p. 497 ; turret, p. 502 ; win-
dow, pp. 518, 524.

Early French style, abacus, p. 5;
arch-buttress, p. 46; battlement, p.

68; canopy, p. 106 ; capital, pp. 108,
109; doorways, pp. 178, 181 ; gallery,
p. 227 ; glazing, p. 236 ; parapet, p.
340 ; spire, p. 437 ; tabernacle, p.
454 ; tower, p. 484 ; transom, p. 494.

Earth-table, ground-table, p. 243.

East Bash am, Norfolk, domestic, 16th
cent., p. 172.

•East Dereham, Norfolk, corbel, p.143.

East Haddon, Northants, sedilia, pi.
190.

East Ham, Essex, apse, p. 29.

Eastbury house, Essex, Domestic, 16th
cent, p. 173; quoin, p. 379.

E aston, Hampshire, apse, p. 29 ; capi-
tal, p. 108; crest-tiles, p. 151.

Eaton Socon, Beds, stoup, p. 448.

Ebaucher, Fr., boast, p. 76.

Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, cross, pi. 68.

Echafaud, Fr., scaffold, p. 414.

Echafaudage, Fr., scaffold, p. 414.

Echantillon, Fr., scantling, p. 414.

Echauguette, Fr., bartizan, p. 59.

Echinus, Vitruvius, ovolo, p. 334.

Echine, Fr., ovolo, p. 334.

<5cfe, Ger., quoin, p. 379.

©cfquater, Ger., quoin, p. 379.

Ecornure, Fr., chamfer, p. 117.

Ecran, Fr., screen, p. 415.

Ecrin, Fr., shrine, p. 426.

Ecusson, Fr., escutcheon, p. 198.

Edgecott, Northants, stoup, p. 448.

Edgmond, Shropshire, incised slabs, p.
262.

Edinburgh, Trinity church, boss, pi.
35.

Edington, Wilts, windows, pi. 252.

•Edlesborough, Bucks, tabernacle, p.
452.

Edlingham castle, Northumberland,
Domestic, 14th century, p. 170; fire-
place, p. 20, pi. 88 ; newel, p. 325 ;
, joggle, p. 276.

Egout, Fr., eaves, p. 193.

Egypt, Grecian architecture derived
from, p. 241 ; Greek inscriptions in,
propylon, p. 374; — UoUfiM -tur.\
abacus, p. 2 ; baluster, p. 54 ; capital,
,,. || battlement, p. 67 ; propylon,
p. 374 ; arch, p. 36.

16

INDEX.

©tnfaSSung, Ger., moulding, p. 314.

Grintritt, Ger., adit, p. 6.

Gtnjetner Zxx^pf), Ger., monotriglyph, p.

308.
dctSentoerf, Ger., iron-work, p. 268,
3£lc, aisle, p. 6.

Elemosinieria, It., almonry, p. 12.
Elephanta, Indian architecture, p. 265,

pi. 96.
Elkstone, Gloucestershire, * boss, p.

78; rib, p. 387; pew, pi. 145.
Ellora, Indian architecture, p. 265.
Elmham, Norfolk, Saxon, p. 410.
Elsing, Norfolk, brasses, p. 82.
Eltham palace, barge-board, p. 59 ;
bay-window, p. 70 ; * cusp, p. 158;
Domestic, 13th century, p. 171 ; gable,
pi. 93 ; hall, p. 246 ; * hammer-beam,
p. 247; pendant, p. 345; Perpen-
dicular style, p. 350.
Ely cathedral, abacus, p. 4 ; alura, p. 21 ;
apse, p. 30 ; arcade, p. 35 ; canopy, p.
106; compass-roof, p. 140; cusp, p.
157, pi. 69; diaper-work, p. 165;
doorway, p. 177; galilee, p. 225;
grange, p. 241; impost, pi. 100;
knot, p. 280; lantern, p. 281;
mouldings, Norman, pis. Ill, 118;
E. E., pis. 124, 125 ; string, pi. 133;
pillar, p. 358; roof, p. 400; Saxon,
p. 404 ; shrine, p. 426 ; tiles, p. 473 ;
tower, p. 481 ; transept, p. 492; tri-
forium, p. 497 ; truss, p. 499 ; vault,
p. 509; *vesica piscis, p. 511; —
Prior Crawden's house, Domestic,
14th cent., p. 169.
lEInng, aisle, p. 6.

Embasement, Fr., basement- story, p. 64.
Embrici, It., tiles, p. 462.
Emneth, Norfolk, mouldings, P., pi. 128.
Empatement, Fr., footing, p. 215.
En depouille, Fr., bevel, p. 75.
Encorbellement, Fr., corbels, p. 143.
♦English bond, brick, p. 96.
Enroulement, Fr., scroll, p. 417.
Ensham church, Oxon, cornice, pi. 63 ;

mask, pi. 106 ; windows, pi. 234.
Enstone, Oxon, altar, p. 17, pi. 2 ;

reredos, p. 384.
Entablement, Fr., table, p. 456.

Entayled-work, Arabesque, 32.
Entrait, Fr., collar, p. 139.
Entrecolonnement, Fr., intercolumnia-

tion, p. 266.
Entree, Fr., adit, p. 6.
Entresole, Fr. mezzanine, p. 306.
Entretoise, Fr. , inter-tie, p. 267.
Eperon, Fr., buttress, p. 97.
Epice, Fr., spire, p. 434.
Epistle side, pp. 14, 23.
Escalier a vis, Fr., vise, p. 512.
Escueillerie, Fr., squillery, p. 440.
Esher, Surrey, brasses, p. 87.
Esparre, Fr., spar, p. 432.
Esselier, Fr., brace, p. 80.
Essen dine chapel, Rutland, doorway,

pi. 71 ; tympanum, p. 503.
Essex, brick, p. 95 ; shingle, p. 426.
Estrade, Fr., dais, p. 160 ; foot-pace, p.

215 ; halpace, p. 246.
Estradosso, It., extrados, p. 200.
Etage, Fr., story, p. 446.
Etage en galetas, Fr., garrets, p. 447.
Etage souterain, Fr., basement, p. 447.
Etaiement, Fr., shoar, p. 427.
Etail, Fr., shoar, p. 427.
Etancon, Fr., stanchion, p. 444.
Etchingham, Sussex, choir, p. 131.
Eton college, Bucks, Domestic, 15th
cent., p. 171; altar, p. 15, note;
lectern, pp. 286, 287.
Etruscan, arch, p. 36; masonry, p.

297.
*Eu, Normandy, abacus, p. 5; pillar,j)l.

150.
Eustyle temple, p. 458.
Evesham, S. Laurence, altar, p. 17 ;
apse, p. 30 ; buttress, pi. 41, p. 100 ;
belfry, p. 71; campanile, p. 104; lec-
tern, p. 285 ; pendant, p. 345.
Evreux cathedral, brasses, p. 88 ;
knocker, pi. 101 ; lock, pi. 105 ;
escutcheon, p. 199; glazing, p. 234;
— S. Taurin, glazing, p. 235 ; shrine, p.
426 ; spire, p. 439.
*Ewelme, Oxfordshire, base, p. 62 ;
capital, p. Ill ; Domestic, 15th cent.,
p. 171 ; font, p. 212; stoup, p. 448.
Ewhurst church, Sussex, doorway, p.
181.

INDEX.

17

Exedra, Lat., cabinet, p. 103.

Exeter cathedral, arcade, p. 36 ; ball-
flower, pi. 21; base, p. 63; gallery,
pi. 94, p. 227 ; chapter-house, p. 122 ;
crest-tiles, p. 150 ; Domestic, 15th
cent, p. 171; tabernacle, pi. 197;
metal-work, p. 306 ; tower, pp. 480,
481 ; — S. Thomas, lectern, p. 286.

Exton, Rutland, chimney, pi. 54 ; cham-
fer, p. 117; transom, p. 494.

Eynesford castle, Kent, brick, p. 92.

Eyworth, Beds, stancheon, pL 186.

Facade, Fr., front, p. 222.

Facciata, It., front, p. 222.

Face, Fr., band, p. 55.

Fairford, Gloucestershire, glazing, p.
235.

Faitage, Fr., ridge, p. 388.

Faite, Fr., fust, or ridge of a house, p.
223 ; pinnacle, p. 359 ; ridge, p. 388.

Falaise, S. Trinite, mouldings, Fl.,
pi. 131; parapet, pi. 140; windows,
pi. 250; tracery, p. 487; — S. Ger-
vaise, parapet, pi. 140; dungeon, p.
189.

ffat&^to^lflugtig, Ger., pseudo- dipteral,
p. 374.

gainer perurtercS, Ger., pseudo-peripteral,
p. 374.

Faring don, Berks, roof, pi. 177 ; ♦door-
way, p. 178; *hinge, p. 253; win-
dows, pi. 246.

Farne Island, Guest hall, masonry,
p. 300.

Farnham, Surrey, sedilia, pi. 192.

Fascia, Vilruvius, fillet, p. 205.

Fascia, It., plate-band, p. 364.

Fastigium, Vitruvius, pediment, p. 344.

Fasligio, It., pediment, p. 344.

Faux diptere, Fr., pseudo- peripteral, p.
374.

Faversham, Kent, chest, p. 125.

%t\t, Ger., panel, p. 335.

gettettecfe, Ger., lacunar, p. 280.

Feliskirk, Yorkshire, apse, p. 30.

Felstead, Essex, Saxon, p. 410.

Femora, Vitruvius, shanks, p.' 425.

Femur, Vitruvius, meros, p. 302.

Fenetre, Fr., window, p. 515.

ftenStet, Ger., window, p. 515.

Senfterfcntfhmg, Ger., sill, p. 428.

Sen3ter*£fofte, Ger., mullion, p. 320.

Feritoia, It., balistraria, p. 52.

Feritore, It., loop-hole, p. 293.

Ferme, Fr., truss, pp. 394, 499.

ftetngauUg, Ger., diastyle, p. 166.

Ferrure, Fr., iron- work, p. 268.

Festons, Fr., feathering, p. 202 ; foils, p.
211.

Feuilles, Fr., cusp, p. 157 ; foils, p. 211.

Feuillure, Fr., rebate, p. 382.

Feute, Fr., gable, p. 223.

State, Ger., pinnacle, p. 359.

Fianco dell' arco, Fr., haunch of an arch,
p. 247.

Fianco, It, haunch of an arch, p. 43.

Fierte, Fr., fereter, p. 205.

Fiesole, masonry, p. 297.

Filare, It., course, p. 148.

Fillet, mouldings, pi. 110.

Filieres, Fr., purlins, p. 376.

Filotiere, Fr., quarrel, p. 278.

Finchale priory, andirons, p. 26;
chimney, p. 128 ; impost, pi. 99.

Finchampstead, Berks, apse, p. 29.

Finedon, Northants, mouldings, pi.
133; moulding-terminations, pi. 135;
pew, pL 143.

Finestra, It., window, p. 515.

Fire-dogs, andirons, p. 25.

Flamboyant style, Gothic architec-
ture, pp. 239,240; doorway, p. 182;
iron-work, p. 270 ; masonry, p. 302 ;
organ, p. 332; panel, p. 337; para-
pet, p. 340 ; rib, p. 388 ; transom, p.
494.

Flanders, brasses, pp. 86, 88 ; chest,
p. 126; corbie-steps, p. 144; wooden
spires, p. 439.
Flank of an arch, p. 43.
Fleche, Fr., spire, p. 434.
Flemish brasses, pp. 85, 86 ; brick, pp.

92, 94, •90.
Flight of steps, p. 446.
Flixton, Suffolk, Saxon architecture,
p. 411.

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INDEX.

Florence, Loggia dei Lanzi, loggia,
p. 292.

Flying buttress, p. 45.

Focolare, It., fireplace, p. 206.

Foot-pace, dais, p. 160.

Footstall of a base, p. 63.

Fordington cburcb, Dorcbester, Dor-
set, doorway, pi. 73.

Fordyke, Lincolnshire, font, p. 212.

Forest marble, brasses, p. 82.

Forme, Fr., stall, p. 443.

Forthampton, Gloucestershire, altar,
p. 18.

Fotheringhay, Northants, altar, p. 20;
bay, pi. 31 ; flying buttress, pi. 43, p
48 ; *bench table, p. 75 ; *boutell
p. 80 ; doorway, pi. 81 ; font, pi. 92
•buttress, p. 99; mouldings, P., pi
129; pillar, pi. 153; pulpit, pi. 166

' nave, pp. 323, 324 ; *pendant-post, p.
315; *respond, p. 385 ; * sill, p. 428
Domestic, 15th cent., p. 171; inn, p.
266.

Foulis, ambry, pi. 3.

Fountain's abbey, arch, p. 45, pi. 16;
bridge, p. 96 ; buttress, p. 98, pi. 37 ;
transept, p. 492.

Fourche, Fr., pendentive, p. 346.

Foyer, Fr., fireplace, p. 206.

Frampton, Dorset, pulpit, pi. 167.

Franks, Kent, Domestic, 16th cent., p.
172.

Fregio, It., frieze, p. 220.

Sreitre^e, Ger., perron, p. 351.

Fresne Camilly, mouldings, Norman,
pi. 114.

Frieze ; see Entablature, p. 196.

Frittenden church, Kent, brick, p. 94.

Fritton, Suffolk, apse, p. 30.

Fritwell, Oxfordshire, doorway, pi.
75.

Frontal, decorative table in front of an
altar, pp. 455, 1 3.

Frontispice, Fr., pediment, p. 341- ; por-
tico, p. 371.

Frontispixio, It., pelimmt, p. 31k

Fronton, Fr., pediment, p. 344.

Fruit, Fr., batter, p. 66.

Fulgoat, Bretagne, roodloft, pi. 170.

& iUutng, Ger., panel, p. 335.

Fumaiuolo, It., louvre, p. 293 ; fumerell,

p. 203.
Fumerelle, Fr., femerell, p. 203, louvre,

p. 293.
Sftnfftngerfraut, Ger., cinquefoil, p. 133.
Furness abbey, sedilia, p. 419.
Furrings, knee-rafters, p. 279.
&u§§, Ger., base, p. 59.
5ufgge3teft, Ger., base of a wall, p. 64.
Fusto, It., shaft, p. 424.
Fut, Fr., shaft, p. 424.
Fyfield, Berks, credence, p. 148, pL

64 ; chantry, p. 120; piscina, pi. 156 ;

screen, p. 184.

Gabinetto, It., cabinet, p. 103 ; closet, p,
136.

Gadsby, Leicestershire, buttress, pi. 40;
p. 100.

Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, Domestic,
15th cent., p. 171.

Galerie d'Eglise, Fr., triforium, p. 497.

Galetas, Fr., garret, p. 229 ; solar, p.
430.

Gall, S., church of, Switzerland, altars-,
p. 13 ; ambo, p. 24 ; apse, p. 28 ;
atrium, p. 50 ; exedra, p. 200 ; para-
dise, p. 338.

Ganghero, It., hinge, p. 252.

Garde fou, Fr., parapet, p. 339.

Garsington, Oxon, hood- mould termi-
nation, pi. 98; * lich-gate, p. 289.

©eMtfj, Ger., entablature, p. 195.

©e&roctyetrt SctyiDetfung, Ger., foil-arch, p.
211.

Geddington, Northants., canopy, p. 106;
pillar, pi. 147 ; screen, pi. 183 p
Queen Eleanor's cross, tabernacle,
pi. 196.

©efu^ette @ciute, Ger., clustered column,
p. 136.

®etant>er, Ger., baluster, p. 53.

Gemeaux, Fr., chymol or hinge, p*
132.

Geometrical stairs, p. 446.

INDEX.

19

German architecture, base, p. 64;
brasses, p. 88 ; metal-work, p. 305.

©e^off, Ger., story, p. 446.

©etrettefccten, Ger., grange, p. 240.

@ctt)5(k, Ger., vault, p. 506.

©etooltatctn, Ger., key-stone, p. 277.

Ghent, brasses, p. 88.

Gidding, Great, Hunts, stoup, p. 448.

©tefct, Ger., gable, p. 223.

©tefretfnopf, Ger., hip-knob, p. 254.

(MeUU&uU, Ger., king-post, p. 278.

Oietcljinncn, Ger., acroteria, p. 6.

®tcffform, Ger., mould, p. 313.

Gifford's hall, Suffolk, Domestic, 16th
century, p. 172.

Gilling castle, Yorkshire, glazing, p.
236.

Gillingham, Norfolk, apse, p. 30.

Gimmingham, Norfolk, chest, pp. 125,
126.

<5%fel, Ger., pinnacle, p. 359.

Giron, Fr. , tread of a step, p. 445.

Giron droit, Fr., flyer- step, p. 446.

Giron triangulaire, Fr., winder, p. 416.

Girons rampantes, Fr., stairs, p. 446.

Girouette, Fr., vane, p. 504.

Gisors, Normandy, dungeon, p. 189.

©ittet, Ger., trellis, p. 496.

(Sitter toerf, Ger., trellis, p. 496.

Glapthorne, Northants, windows, pi.
255.

Glasgow, crypt, p. 156.

Glastoneury, Somerset, bell-gable, pi.
33 ; stoup, p. 448 ; abbey, buttress, pi.
37, p. 98 ; mouldings, E.E., pi. 124;
ribs, pi. 134; turret, pi. 214 ; zig-zag,
p. 525; cross, p. 154; Domestic. 15th
century, pp. 171, 172; inn, p. 266;
grange, p. 240 ; abbey barn, chamfer,
p. 117.

<*5tteb, Ger., moulding, p. 314.

©tocfe, Ger., bell, p. 72.

©locfentljurm, Ger., belfry, p. 71 ; bell-
gable, p. 74 ; steeple, p. 445.

Gloucester cathedral, abacus, p. 4;
altar, p. 17; apse, pp. 28—30; arch-
buttress, p. 46; ball-flower, pi. 21, p.
53; capital, p. 108; chapter-house,
p. 122; mouldings of ribs, p. I :i ,

cloister, p. 135; crypt, p. 156;
diaper- work, p. 165; vault, pis. 219,
221, 222, p. 509; gallery, p. 227;
ancient painting, p. 257 ; monument,
p. 311; piscina, p. 363; reredos, p.
383 ; tiles, p. 468 ; tower, p. 483 ;
triforium, p. 497.

Gocce, It., guttse, p. 244.

Gocciolatoio, It., corona, p. 147 ; drip-
stone, p. 186 ; larmier, p. 282.

Godington, Kent, Domestic, 17th cen-
tury, p. 174; andirons, p. 26.

Godmersham, Kent, Domestic, 13th
century, p. 168; mouldings, E. E.,
pi. 121.

Godshill, Isle of Wight, roof, pi. 118.

Gola, Gola diritta, Gola rovescia, It.t
cyma or ogee, p. 159.

Gond, Fr., hinge, p. 252.

Goodnestone, Kent, arch, p. 43 ; Sax-
on, p. 408.

Goodrich castle, Herefordshire, Domes-
tic, 13th century, p. 168 ; chimney,
p. 180.

Gorge, Fr., cavetto, p. 114.

Gorgerin, Fr., collar, p. 139 ; hypotra-
chelium, p. 257.

Gorgona, Lat., gargoyle, p. 228.

Goring, Oxon, turret staircase, p
215 ; turret, p. 501.

Gosbeck, Suffolk, Saxon, p. 411.

Gosfield, Essex, Domestic, 16th cen-
tury, p. 172.

Gospel-side, pp. 14, 23.

Gouda, glazing, p. 235.

Gousset, Fr., brace, p. 80.

Goutiere, Fr., gutter, p. 244.

Gouttes, Fr., guttae, p. 214.

©tabmal, Ger., monument, p. 309.

Gradetto, It., fillet, p. 205.

Gradini, It., grees, p. 242.

G'rarinS, Ger., sedilia, p. 418.

Gradins, Fr., grees, p. 242.

Grafton Regis,^ Northants, inciM.I
slabs, p. 261 ; capitals, pi. 46 ; corbel,
pi. 58.

Grand Andf.leys, Normandy, door-
way, p. 178 ; glazing, p. I

Grantham, Liiu-oliishirc, ball - !'.
p. 53; mouldings 1>1- '32; crnmo,

20

INDEX.

pi. 63; domestic, 15th century, p.
171; inn, p. 266.

Grass-table, ground-table, p. 243.

Grata, It., trellis, p. 496.

♦Graveney, Kent, chest, p. 124.

Graville, Normandy, stoup, pp. 447,
448.

Grecian, Doric, capital and entablature,
pi. 44 ; Ionic, capital and entablature,
pi. 44 ; bend, p. 70 ; bed, p. 71 ;
caryatides, p. 113; column, p. 139;
Corinthian order, p. 145 ; cyma or
ogee, p. 159; ovolo, p. 334; plinth,
p. 364; quirk, p. 379; triglyph, p.
498 ; masonry, pp. 297, 298 ; gur-
goyles, p. 228 ; side porticoes, called
pteron, p. 9 ; arch, p. 36 ; astragal, p.
49 ; battlement, p. 67 ; blocking- course,
p. 76 ; canopy, p. 104 ; cob-wall, p.
137 ; Doric order, p. 184 ; gynaeceum,
p. 244 ; Ionic order, pp. 267, 268 ;
moulding, p. 315; opisthodomus, p.
330; order, p. 331 ; palaestra, p. 334;
pediment, p. 344; pilaster, p. 354;
tuscan order, p. 502; churches, By-
zantine, p. 101 ; had only one altar,
p. 13, note.

Green's Norton, Northants., Saxon,
p. 411.

Greenstead, Essex, brick, p. 95.

Greetwell, Lincolnshire, windows, pi.
230.

©renjMfen, Ger., lintel, p. 290.

Gresford, Flintshire, cornice, p. 147.

Grille, Fr., screen, p. 415; trellis, p.
496.

Grondaia, It., eaves, p. 193.

Groombridge, Kent, brick, p. 95.

Grosmond, Monmouthshire, altar, p.
16.

Grossezza, It, entasis, p. 197.

Grotesque, Arabesque, p. 31.

Grotte, Fr., crypt, p. 156.

©ruft, Ger., crypt, p. 156.

Gueule, Gueule droite, Gueule renversee,
Fr.,- see Cyma or Ogee, pp. 159, 329.

Guerite, Fr., bartizan, p. 59.

Guestling, Sussex, chest, pis. 53, 126.

Guglia, It., spire, p. 434.

Guibray, Normandy, mouldings, Nor-

man, pi. 114; porch, p. 367; tower,

p. 484.
Guichet, Fr., wicket, p. 515.
Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire,

screen, p. 416.
Guildford, Surrey, S. Mary's church,

ceiling, p. Ill; — Castle, dungeon, p.

189 ; masonry, p. 300 ; tower, p.

477.
Guimberge, Fr., p. 501.
Guisborough, Yorkshire, base, p. 63 ;

crocket, pi. 66.
Guscio, It., cavetto, p. 114; scotiae, p.

415.
Gutter path, called alura and aloryng,

p. 22.

II.

Haccombe, Devonshire, tiles, p. 468 ;

tile-paving, pi. 208.
Haconby, Lincolnshire, chest, p. 125.
Haddenham, Bucks, arcade, pi. 9;

moulding, p. 317.
•Haddiscoe, Norfolk, base, p. 61 ;

mouldings, Norman, pis. 114, 117 ;

Saxon, p. 408; tabernacle, p. 452,

pi. 196.
Haddon hall, Derby, Domestic, 15th

century, p. 171.
£aftetn, Heine Jgafen, Ger., crockets, p.

151.
Halden, Kent, porch, p. 368.
Hales, Norfolk, apse, p. 30 ; mouldings,

Norman, pi. 118.
Hales Owen, Salop, ceiling, p. 1 14 ;

chest, p. 127 ; roof, p. 396.
Hal ford, bell-gable, p. 74.
Hallavington, screen, p. 417.
Hal-pace, dais, p. 160.
Hamburgh cathedral, tiles, p. 473.
Hammer-beam, roof, p. 395.
Hampton Court, Domestic, 16th cen-
tury, p. 172; hall, p. 246.
♦Hampton Poyle, Oxon, capital, pp.

110, 111, pi. 51 ; windows, pi. 242.
Handborough, Oxon, pulpit, pi. 167;

roodloft, pi. 170 ; rood -beam, p. 393.
Hang-locks, or pad-locks, p. 291.
£<!inge, Ger., hinge, p. 252.

INDEX.

21

Hannington, Northants., aisle, p. 7 ;

nave, p. 323.
Hanwell, Oxon, capital, p. Ill ; re-

redos, p. 384.
Hardwicke hall, Derbyshire, domestic,

17th cent, p. 174.
•Harescomb, Gloucestershire, bell -ga-
ble, p. 74.
Harfleur, Normandy, Flamboyant, p.

209 ; glazing, p. 236 ; spire, p. 436.
Hargrave, Northants, mouldings, Nor-
man and transition, pi. 120.
Harlaxton, Lincolnshire, Domestic,

15th cent, p. 171; 17th cent, p. 174.
Harleston, Northants., sedilia, pi. 191.
Harlton, Cambridgeshire, stoup, p.

448.
Harrowden, Little, tower, pi. 212.
Hartland, Devon, rood-beam, p. 393 ;

stoup, p. 448.
•Hartlepool, Durham, arch-buttress,

p. 46 ; * corbel, p. 144.
Hartshorn, Derbyshire, incised slabs,

p. 262.
Harty chapel, Kent, chest, p. 126.
Hascombe, Surrey, porch, p. 368.
Haseley, Great, Oxon, base, pi. 24;

•capital, p. 109, pi. 46 ; *chamfer, p.

118 ; corbel, pi. 57; doorway, pi. 77;

mouldings, Early English, pi. 121 ;

grange, p. 240; mouldings, Decorated,

pi. 1 26 ; mouldings, Perpendicular,

pi. 129, p. 317 ; pew, pi. 145 ; squint,

p. 441 ; windows, pi. 235.
Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire, roof,

pi. 172.
Hatfield, Hertfordshire, Domestic,

15th cent, p. 171 ; 17th cent, p. 174.
§auptfccilfcn, Ger., architrave, p. 46.
£cun?t&atfopfe, Ger., mutule, p. 322.
J&cutytfaSabe, Ger., fajade, p. 200; front,

p. 222.
£aupt*ge8cl)ofS, Ger., first-story, p. 447.
£auptljor, Ger., gateway, p. 229.
£au«tl)or, Ger., gateway, p. 229.
Haut pas, Fr., footpace, p. 215.
Hawks' Bell, ball-flower, p. 53.
Hawkhurst, Kent, parvise, p. 343 ;

vestry, p. 512.
IIAW8TEAD, Suffolk, lectern, p. 285.

Hawton, Notts, crocket, pi. 65 ; finial,
pi. 85; mouldings, ornamented, pi.
127; sepulchre, p. 421.

Headbourne Worthy, Hants, Saxon,
p. 410.

Headcorn, Kent, windows, pi. 253.

Hedingham castle, Essex, chimney, p.
129.

Headington, Oxfordshire, arch, pi. 15;
•escutcheon, p. 198 ; moulding, pi.
125; •mullion, p. 321 ; pew, pi. 145 ;
•roof, p. 397; windows, pis. 234,
238.

Heapham, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p. 410.

Heavitree, Devon, mouldings, Perpen-
dicular, pi. 129.

Heckingham, Norfolk, apse, p. 30.

Heckington, Lincolnshire, font, p.
214; sepulchre, p. 421; spire, p.
437 ; tower, p. 483.

I^cle, aisle, p. 6.

Helpstone, Northamptonshire, tiles, p.
468 ; tile-paving, pis. 206, 209.

Hemingstone, Suffolk, Saxon archi-
tecture, p. 411.

Hemispeos, p. 257.

Hengrave hall, Suffolk, Domestic, 16th
cent, p. 172; andirons, p. 26.

Hepburn tower, Domestic, 14th. cent,
p. 170.

Herculaneum, Arabesque, p. 31 ; gla-
zing, p. 231.

Hereford cathedral, ball-flower, p. 53 ;
• base, p. 61; brasses, p. 87 ; 'capital,
p. 109; crypt, p. 156; incised slabs,
pp. 262, 264; under-croft, p. 513;
•vault, p. 508.

Herefordshire, lich-gate, p. 289 ;
scallage, p. 414.

Herringfleet, Suffolk, mouldings,
Norman, pi. 115; Saxon, p. 408.

Herse, Fr., portcullis, p. 370.

Hever, Kent, Domestic, 15th and 16th
centuries, pp. 171 — 173.

Hexastyle, temple, p. 458.

Hexham, Northumberland, crypt, p.
156; frithstool, p. 221; gallery, p.
226; Saxon, p. 411.

Heytesbury, Wilts, door, pi. 78.

IIiqiiam Fekkars, Northants., aisle, p.

22

INDEX.

7; buttress, pi. 39 ; * brasses, p. 86 ;
chamfer, p. 118; cross, p. 154; cusp,
p. 157, pi. 69; dormitory, p. 185;
mask, pi. 106; piscina, pi. 156 ; roof,
pi. 174 ; tabernacle, pi. 197 ; win-
dows, pi. 246.

High chancel, p. 252.

<£tmmet, Ger., tester, p. 459.

Hinchinbrook, Huntingdonshire, Do-
mestic, 17th century, p. 174.

Hindostan, abacus, p. 3 ; Indian archi-
tecture, pp. 265, 266.

♦ Hinksey, North, Berks, low side
window, p. 295; mouldings, Norman,
•pis. 114, 116.

Hinton Ampner, Hants, Saxon, p. 410.

Hinton, Berks, stoup, p. 448.

Hip-rafter, p. 254.

Historia, Lot., story, p. 447.

£of, Ger., atrium, p. 49.

^oljttctgte, Ger.; see Cyma, or Ogef, p.
159.

#of)t*rtnnc, Ger., chamfer, p. 117.

Holcombe Burnell, Devon, sepulchre,
p. 421.

Holland house, Domestic, 17th cent.,
p. 174.

Hollingborne, Kent, Domestic, 16th
cent., p. 173.

Hollow chamfer, pp. 114, 118.

Holton le Clay, Lincolnshire, Saxon,
p. 410.

Holyrood, font, p. 212.

Honingham church, Norfolk, door-
way, p. 179.

Hood of a fire-place, p. 207.

Hooton hall, Cheshire, Domestic, 16th
cent., p. 172.

Horbling, Lincolnshire, piscina, p. 363.

•$£»rgaat, Ger., exedra, p. 200.

Horsemonden church, Kent, barge-
board, p. 58 ; porch, p. 368.

Horsepath, Oxfordshire, cross, pi. 67.

Horsley, West, Surrey, canopy, p. 106 ;
glazing, p. 232.

Gloucestershire, ceiling, p.

114; roof, p. 397.

church, Derbyshire, broach,

p. 97 ; gurgoyle, pi. 95.
Horton priory, Kent, ceiling, p. 114;

fireplace, p. 207 ; Perpendicular style,
p. 350.

Hotte, Fr., hood of a fireplace, p. 207.

Hourdage, Fr., rubble, p. 401.

Housings of a funeral herse, p. 251.

Howden, Yorkshire, arch, pi. 18 ; chap-
ter-house, p. 122; gurgoyle, pi. 95',
moulding, p. 319, pi. 125.

Howe, Norfolk, Saxon, p. 410.

Huish Episcopi, Somersetshire, win-
dows, pi. 259 ; tracery, p. 487.

Huntingdon, bridge, p. 96.

Huttoft, Lincolnshire, chest, p. 125,
pi. 53.

Ijttltng, aisle, p. 6-

Hypaethral, temple, p. 458.

Hypothyrum, Lat., ground-work, p.
243.

Hythe, Kent, crypt, p. 156; mouldings,
E. E.,pl. 124.

Hythe, Wes-, Kent, masonry, p. 301.

Ickford, Bucks, * cross, p. 152 ; * tower,
pp. 482, 484; window, p. 523.

Idbury, Oxfordshire, bell-gable, pi. 34.

Iffley, Oxfordshire, boss, pi. 35 ; cor-
nice, p. 146 ; doorway, p. 177, pi. 72 ;
font, p. 213 ; mouldings, Norman, pis.
114, 116, 118; Norman, pp. 327, 329 ;
rib, p. 387 ; tower, p. 481 ; window,
p 517; zigzag, p. 525.

Ifs-les-Allemagne, near Caen, spire,
p. 437 ; transom, p. 494.

Ightham, Kent, the moat, Domestic,
14th cent., pp. 169, 172 ; hall, p. 245 ;
roof, p. 399.

Ilfracombe, Devon, ceiling, p. 115.

Ilkestone, Derbyshire, screen, p. 417.

Ilketshall, Suffolk, Saxon, p. 411.

Imoscapo, It., apophyge, p. 28.

Impluvium ; see Atrium, p. 48.

Incavallatura, It., truss of a roof, p. 394.

Indian architecture, abacus, p. 3 ; capi-
tal, p. 108.

SnnereS M %tm)pete, Ger., cell, p. 116.

INDEX,

23

Intaglio, It., entail, p. 196.

Intavolato, It., entablature, p. 195.

Intercolumniation, eustyle, p. 199.

Intersecting arcade, p. 36.

Invetriata, It., glazing, p. 231.

Ionic, ancones, p. 25 ; base, p. 60 ; flirt-
ings, p. 211 ; frieze, p. 220; order, p.
331 ; volute, 513 ; Grecian, abacus, p.
2; hypotrachelium, p. 257 ; Roman,
abacus, p. 2 ; *modillion, p. 307 ;
modern, abacus, p. 2.

Ipetro, It., hypaethral temple, p. 256.

Ipsden, Oxon, steeple, p. 445.

Ipswich, brasses, p. 87 ; — Sparrow's
house, Domestic, 17th cent., p. 174.

Ikchester, Northants., doorway, pi. 77 ;
pew, pi. 143.

Iselham, Cambridgeshire, apse, p. 29 ;
mouldings, Perpendicular, pi. 128.

Isham, Northants., batter, p. 66; sancte-
bell, p. 403.

Isis-headed capital, Egyptian, p. 3.

lEsle, aisle, p. 6.

Islip, Oxfordshire, base, p. 63 ; capital
p. 108; ceiling, p. 115; credence, p
149; pillar, pi. 147; pillar, sections
pi. 149; principals, p. 372; tower, pi
213.

Italian, balcony, p. 51 ; baluster, p. 54
campanile, p. 104; Ionic order, p
268; key-stone, p. 278; lantern, p
281; loggia, p. 292; neckmoulding
p. 324; piazza, p. 354; scheme-arch
p. 415; window, p. 515; houses
belvedere, p. 74; grotesque, p. 243
mosaic work, p. 213; masonry, p.
297; Gothic, impost, p. 260.

Iver, Bucks, Saxon, p. 410.

Jackley, near Mylassa, temple at,

Corinthian order, p. 1 15.
Jambette, Fr., puncheon, p. 376.
Jersey, altars, p. 19.
Jerusalem, basilica of Constantino,

altar, p. 13 ; mosk el Aksa at, p. 33.

♦Jesus coll., Cambridge, E. E., p. 191.
Joggled arch, p. 45.
Jube, Fr., rood- beam, p. 392.
Jumieges, abbey of, Normandy, arch, p.
45 ; gallery, p. 226 ; tiles, p. 472.

K.

hammer. Ger., chamber, p. 117.
flamttt, Ger., chimney, p. 128.
JJfimVfer, Ger., bracket, p. 81.
Stampfet, Ger., impost, p. 258.
flamtftfatj, Ger., arena, p. 47.
StamtffyaU, Ger., palaestra, p. 334.
tfanjel, Ger., pulpit, p. 374.
JtarmeSS, Ger., cornice, p. 145.
Katherine wheel window, rose window,

pp. 231, 401.
Katurs, quatrefoils, p. 290.
Keel of a moulding, p. 206.
Sttl)lMUn, Ger., collar, p. 139; tie-beam,

p. 426.
Jtefyttetete, Ger., cyma or ogee, pp. 159,

329.
J?eIlcr=gegcpo83, Ger., basement, p. 447.
Kelshall, Herts, tiles, p. 471.
Kelso, Scotland, porch, pi. 161, p. 367 ;

diaper- work, p. 165.
Kenilworth, bell, p. 73 ; chimney, p.

130; tiles, p. 463.
Kent, rag-stone, p. 380; shingle, p.

420.
Kenton, Devonshire, pulpit, p. 375 ;

rood-beam, p. 393 ; squints, pi. 194.
Steted, Ger., bell of a capital, p. 73.
•Kettering, Northants., loop-hole, p.

293 ; spire, p. 438 ; tower, p. 483.
•Ketton church, Rutland, Early

English, p. 192 ; tower, p. 482.
Keyingham, Yorkshire, impost, pi. 100.
Keynsham church, Somerset, ball-
flower, p. 53.
Kiddington, Oxon, ball-flower, pi. 21 ;

mouldings, pi. 126; roof, pi. 173;

windows, pi. 257.
Kidlington, Oxfordshire, ball-flower,

p. 53 ; credence, p. 148; Decorated,

p. 162 ; doorway, pi. 77 ; mould-

24

INDEX.

ings, E. E., pi. 121 ; pew, pi. 143 ;

porch, pi. 163 ; roof, p. 397, pis. 172,

179 ; tabernacle, pi. 197 ; windows,

pi. 243.
Kilmeston, Hants, Saxon, p. 410.
Kilpeck, Herefordshire, apse, p. 29 ;

boss, pi. 35.
King-post, roof, p. 394.
Kingsbury Episcopi, pulpit, p. 375;

rood-beam, p. 392.
Kingsbury, Middlesex, Saxon, p. 410.
King's Stanley, Gloucestershire, chest,

p. 127.
King's Sutton, Somersetshire, pulpit,

p. 375.
Northants., transom, p. 494;

windows, pis. 257, 259.
Kingsthorpe, Northants., Decorated,

p. 164; Saxon, p. 408; windows, pi.

236.
Kngston upon Hull, brick, p. 95.
Kirby Muxloe, Leicestershire, Do-
mestic, 15th cent, p. 171.
flirdjenftutyl, Ger., pew, p. 352.
Stixtytyutm, Ger., steeple, p. 445.
Kirkb y Wiske, Yorkshire, corbel, pi. 60.
Kirkdale, Yorkshire, Saxon, p. 411.
Kirkham priory, Yorkshire, doorway,

pi. 75.
Kirk Homerton, Yorkshire, Saxon, p.

411.
Kirkstall abbey, Yorkshire, arch, p.

38; corbel, pi. 57; piscina, p. 363,

pi. 155.
ittogter, Ger., abbey, p. 6.
Jtncmff, Ger., capital, p. 107.
Knole, Kent, Domestic, 15th cent., p.

171 ; 17th cent., p. 174.
flwtyfe, Ger., cusp, p. 157.
Knotting, Kent, Saxon, p. 410.
Knowle, Warwickshire, rood-beam, p.

393.
flragstetn, Ger., bracket, p. 81 ; corbel, p.

143.
tfraitj, Ger., cornice, p. 145.
foanjteiste, Ger., corona, p. 147 ; drip-
stone, p. 186.
flrater, Ger., bell of a capital, p. 73.
flteuj, Ger., cross, p. 152.
Sttypd, Ger. cupola, p. 157.

Laces, lacunar, p. 280.

Lackford, Suffolk, font, pi. 90.

Lambeth palace, louvre, p. 294.

♦Lambourne, Berks, window, p. 517.

Lambris, Fr., ceiling, p. 114.

Lambris, Fr., wainscot, p. 514.

Lambrook, Somersetshire, chimney, p.
130.

Landing of steps, p. 446.

Lanercost priory, arch, p. 38.

Langeais, church, arch, pp, 44, 45 ;
chateau of, on the Loire, arch, p.
44 ; fenestral, p. 205 ; masonry, p.
299.

Langley chapel, Shropshire, Puritan
arrangement of altar, p. 19.

Langres, France, flutings, p. 21 1 ; pen-
dant, p. 345.

Laon cathedral, capital, p. 110; gal-
lery, p. 226 ; hinge, pi. 97 ; iron- work,
p. 269 ; tower, p. 479 ; window, p.
520 ; — S. Martin, iron- work, p. 269.

Lapis Lydius, p. 477.

Lapworth, Warwickshire, campanile,
p. 104.

Larmier, Fr., corona, p. 147 ; dripstone,
p. 186.

Lastingham, crypt, p. 156.

Saufer, Ger., stretcher, p. 449.

Laughton - en - le - Morthen, York-
shire, Saxon, p. 411 ; doorway, p.
175; spire, p. 438.

Lavendon, Beds, Saxon, p. 410.

Lavenham, Suffolk, base, pi. 26 ; screen,
p. 416.

Lavori diferro, It., iron-work, p. 268.

Laycock abbey, Wiltshire, Domestic,
16th century, p. 173.

Layer Marney, Essex, Domestic, 16th
century, pp. 172, 173; chimney, pi.
55] escutcheon, p. 198; hood-mould
termination, pi. 98 ; panel, pi. 138.

Leadingham, Lincolnshire, mouldings,
pi. 132.

Leake church, Yorkshire, bell, p. 73.

Leaves, fenestral, p. 204.

♦Leckhampton, Gloucestershire, spire,
p. 438.

INDEX.

25

Sector, Ger., jube, p. 277.

Ledbury, Herefordshire, campanile, p.
104.

Leeds castle, Kent, Domestic, 16th
century, p. 174.

Leggio, It., lectern, p. 284.

Se^mpatjcn, Ger., cob-wall, p. 137.

Leicester, All Saints, tile-paving, pi.
206 ; _ S.Margaret's, wooden stall and
miserere, pi. 1 95; — S. Mary's, buttress,
p. 98, pi. 37 ; mouldings, Norman,
pi. 116; screen, pi. 184; sedilia, pi.
187 ; — S. Martin's, font, p. 214 ; pis-
cina, p. 363 ; masonry, p. 298.

Leicestershire, broach, p. 97.

Leigh Delamere, Wilts, bell-gables,
pi. 34.

Leigh, Kent, hour-glass-stand, p. 255.

Leighton Buzzard, iron-work, p. 269.

SetSte, Ger., band, p. 55 ; fillet, p. 205 ;
list, p. 290.

Leiston, Suffolk, Saxon, p. 411.

Le Mans cathedral, *arch, pp. 44, 45 ;
glazing, p. 234 ; — *S. Pierre, arch, p.
44 ; masonry, p. 299 ; — Church of
Notre dame, gallery, p. 226.

Lenham, Kent, lectern, p. 285; lich-
gate, p. 289 ; *sedile, p. 418.

SeSepult, Ger., ambo, p. 22 ; lectern, p.
284.

Lessay, Norman, p. 328.

Letcombe Basset, Berks, brick, p. 95.

Settner, Ger., rood-beam, p. 392.

Leverington, Cambridgeshire, •crest-
tiles, p. 151; lectern, p. 286; roof,
p. 4O0.

Library over a porch, p. 343.

Lichfield cathedral, Decorated style,
p. 164; arcade, p. 85, pi. 11;
canopy, p. 106; chapter-house, p.
122 ; door, pi. 79 ; doorway, p. 178 ;
glazing, p. 236 ; pillar, pi. 150 ; ta-
bernacle, p. 453.

Liddinoton, Rutlandshire, altar, p.
19; Domestic, 15th century, p. 171.

Lien, Fr., brace, p. 80.

Lillebonne, Normandy, Roman
theatre, arch, pL 12 ; brick, pp. 92,
96 ; spire, p. 438 ; masonry, pi. 107,
p. 298 ; tufa, p. 500.

Limitare, It., sill, p. 428.

Limoges, metal-work, p. 303.

Lingfield, Surrey, lectern, p. 285.

Lincoln cathedral, abacus, pi. 1 ; altar,
p. 18 ; ambry, pi. 3 ; arcade, pi. 10,
p. 35; arch, pis. 14, 17; arch-but-
tress, p. 46 ; *band of a shaft, p. 55 ;
base, pi. 24, p. 63 ; base of a wall, p.
64; billet, p. 76; buttress, pis. 38,
42, p. 99; capitals, pis. 45, 50, 51;
ceiling, p. 115; corbel, pi. 59;
crocket, pi. 65, p. 151 ; cusp, pp. 157,
158, pi. 69, 70; *Decorated style, p.
163; diaper-work, p. 165; cross, p.
154; doorways, pp. 175, 177, 178;
*E. E., p. 192 ; finial, pL 84 ; font, p.
213; galilee, p. 225; glazing, p.
232; lavatory, pi. 103; metal-work,
p. 303; mouldings, Norman, pis. 114,
117—119; mouldings, E.E., pis. 123,
124; mouldings, pi. 132; moulding,
strings, pi. 133 ; mullion, pi. 136 ;
pillar, pis. 147, 150 ; 'panel, p. 335 ;
•perpent- stone, p. 351 ; porch, p. 357 ;
•ridge, p. 389 ; screen, p. 417 ; tracery,
pp.486, 489; transept, p. 492 ; tower,
pp. 480, 483, 485 ; triforium, p. 497,
pi. 216 ; windows, pp. 520, 522, pis.
229, 255, 263, 264 ; — Little S. Hugh,
coffin, p. 138 — Chapter-house, p. 122;
— S. Mary le Wigford, Saxon, pp. 410,
413; windows, pi. 260 ; capitals, pi. 50,
110; arch,pl. 17;— S.Benedict's, hood-
mould termination, pi. 98; — S. Peter's
at Gowt's, Saxon, pp. 410, 413 ; tower,
pi. 210; windows, pi. 225; mouldings,
Norman, p. 117; — Jew's house,
abacus, pi. 1 ; mouldings, Norman,
pi. 115 ; — S. Mary's Guild, mould-
ings, Norman, pi. 112; — John of
Gaunt's palace, pinnacle, p. 361 ; —
Newport gate, arch, pi. 12; Roman
masonry, p. 298 ; — Mint wall, ma-
sonry, pi. 107 ; Domestic, 12th cen-
tury, p. 167; 15th century, p. 171;
cupboard, p. 156; castelle, p. 113.

Lincolnshire, span-piece, p. 431.

• Lindfield, Sussex, Perpendicular
style, p. 349.

Lindisfarne, apse, p. 80.

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INDEX.

Linlithgowshire, apse, p. SO.

Lisieux, capital, p. 110; doorway, p.
178.

Liste, Fr., fillet, p. 205.

Listello, It., annulet, p. 26; fillet, p.
205.

Lit, Fr., bed, p. 71.

Litcham, Norfolk, crocket, pi. 66.

Littleton, Hants, bell-gable, pi. 32.

Llancaut, Gloucestershire, metal-
work, 305.

Llandaff cathedral, mouldings, Nor-
man, pi. 116.

Llanegrynn, rood-loft, pi. 169.

Llanrhaidr yn Kinmench, Derby-
shire, Jesse, p. 274.

Llan Tyssilio, Isle of Anglesey, roof,
p. 397 ; windows, pi. 249.

L6,S., Normandy, pulpit, p. 374; Flam-
boyant, p. 209.

Lobes, Fr., foils, p. 211.

arrondis, Fr., cusp, p. 157.

Loches, Touraine, dungeon, p. 189.

Lockinge, Berks, chest, p. 125.

Loddington, Northants., spire, p. 437 ;
tower, p. 482.

Loggiato, It., peristyle, p. 347.

Loire, buildings on the banks of the,
masonry, p. 299.

Lombard, Romanesque, p. 391.

London : cross, p. 154 ; halls, p. 246 ;
inns, p. 266 ; monument, p. 308 ;
mud-wall, p. 320 ; — Tower of, battle-
ment, p. 69 ; bay-window, p. 70 ;
beam, p. 71 ; brace, p. 81; buttress,
p. 100; ceiling, p. 116; chimney, p.
130; skew and crest, p. 429; apse,
p. 30 ; arch, pi. 14 ; battlement, p.
67; capitals, pi. 45; cylindrical vault,
p. 158; dungeon, p. 189; masonry,
pi. 108 ; mouldings and ornaments,
pi. 113; Norman architecture, pp.
328, 329; tower, p. 477 ; type, p. 504;
* vault, p. 507; — Temple church,
abacus, p. 4 ; arcade, p. 36 ; arch, p.
38; base, pp. 61, 63, pi. 24; * coffin,
pp. 138, 139 ; metal-work, p. 305 ;
mouldings, E. E., pi. 122; mouldings
of ribs, pi. 134; Norman, p. 327; —
S. Saviour's church, South wark, aba-

cus, pi. 1 ; mouldings of ribs, pi. 134 ;
pillar, pi. 151; — S. Paul's cathe-
dral, altar, p. 14; charnel-house, p.
124; lantern, p. 281 ; _ S. Bartholo-
mew, arcade, pi. 7 ; apse, p. 30 ; arch,
p. 39; Norman architecture, p. 329 ;
pulpit, p. 375 ; — Old Bailey, bailey,
p. 51 ; — Crosby hall, bay-window,
p. 70; hall, p. 246; Perpendicular
style, p. 350; — Westminster hall,
capitals, pi. 45 ; mouldings and or-
naments, pi. 113; — S. Mary-le-
Bow, crypt, p. 156 ; — S. George's,
Hanover Square, Jesse, p. 274; —
Covent Garden, mud-wall, 320 ;
tiles, p. 463.

Long and short masonry, p. 405.

Longfield, Kent, Domestic, loth cent.,
p. 171.

Longleat, Wiltshire, Domestic, 16th
cent., p. 173.

Longley, Bishop, cross, p. 153.

Longthorpe, Northants., Domestic,
14th cent., p. 169 ; transept, p. 493.

Lorsch, abbey of, flutings, p. 211;
atrium, p. 50.

Losches, Touraine, buttress, p. 98 ;
Norman architecture, p. 328 ; roof, p.
400 ; spire, p. 435.

Loseley, Surrey, Domestic, 17th cent.,
p. 174.

So^oltj, Ger., transom, p. 493.

Loughborough, Leicestershire, Per-
pendicular style, p. 350.

Louth, Lincolnshire, gallery, p. 221 ;
spire, p. 438 ; tower, p. 483.

Louvaine, S. Peter's, almery, p. 12.

Louviers, Normandy, window, p. 518;
tracery, p. 484 ; glazing, p. 236.

Louvre, chimney, p. 130.

the, metal- work, p. 305.

Low altars, p. 252.

Low Countries, brick, p. 95.

Lowick, Northamptonshire, impost, pi.
100, p. 260; lantern, p. 281.

Lucarne, Fr., dormer, p. 185.

♦Lucca cathedral, impost, p. 259.

•Luddenham, Kent, rear vault, p. 381 ;
window, p. 520.

Ludlow castle, Shropshire, Domestic,

INDEX.

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] 4th cent, p. 169 ; 1 7th cent., p. 174 ;

inn, p. 266.
Suff)tegel, Ger., cob-wall, p. 137.
8u!e, Ger., dormer, p. 185.
Lumley castle, machicolations, p. 296.
Lunette, Fr., cell of a vault, p. 116.
Luton, Bedfordshire, font, p. 214; bap-
tistery, p. 56.
Lutrin, Fr., lectern, p. 284.
Lutton, Huntingdonshire, doorway, pi.

76.
•Luxor, temple of, abacus, p. 3.
Luynes, arch, p. 44.
Lycia, battlement, p. 67.
Lychnoscope, low side window, p.

295.
Lymfne, Kent, Domestic, 15th cent.,

p. 171; tiles, p. 463.
Lynchmere, Sussex, window, pi. 230.
Lynn, Norfolk, brasses, pp. 83, 85 ;

metal-work, p. 305.

M.

Madeley, Herefordshire, apse, p. 29.

Maej-lenn, Ang.-Sax., mestling, p. 302.

Maidenhead, Ockwell's house, glaz-
ing, p. 235.

Maidford, Northants., tower, p. 484.

Maidstone, Kent, gateway, p. 229 ;
grange, p. 240 ; ancient painting, p.
257.

Main couples of a roof, p. 147.

Majesty, of a funeral herse, pp. 250,
504.

Malling, Kent, S. Leonard's, masonry,
pi. 108.

Mallwyd, Merionethshire, altar, p. 18.

Mai.msbury abbey, doorway, p. 177;
porch, p. 367 ; mouldings, Norman,
pi. 119; triforium, p. 497, pi. 216;
hoodmould termination, pi. 98 ; cross,
p. 154; inn, p. 266.

Maltby, Yorkshire, Saxon, p. 411.

Malton, New, church, Yorkshire, chan-
cel, p. 118.

Malvern, Great, abbey, Worcester-
shire, arch, pi. 15; bell, p. 73; fald-

stool, pi. 104; *ridge, p. 389; tiles,

pp. 468, 479, 490; tower, p. 483;

fish, p. 208; hall, p. 245; roof, pi.

173, p. 399; tiles, p. 472; knee-
timber, p. 279.
Malveysyn Ridware, Staffordshire,

incised slabs, p. 262.
Man, cathedral church of, aisle, p. 8.
Manchester cathedral, pillar, pis. 152,

153.
Manequinage, Fr., Arabesque, p. 32.
Manningford Bruce, Wiltshire, apse,

p. 30.
Mansfield, Notts, mosaic- work, p. 313.
Manton, Rutland, bell-gable, pi. 32.
Mapeldurham, Oxon, Domestic, 16th

cent, p. 172.
Maplestead, Great, Essex, apse, p.

29 ; Saxon, p. 410.

Little, Essex, apse, p. 29.

Marche, Fr., step, p. 445.

gironn^e, Fr., winder-step, p.

446.

446.

dansante, Fr., winder-step, p.

Marchepied, Fr., foot-pace, p. 215.

Marches rampantes, Fr., stairs, p. 446.

Margam, abbey, tiles, p. 472.

Markenfield hall, Yorkshire, Do-
mestic, 14th cent, p. 169.

Marston, Oxon, hoodmould termina-
tion, pi. 98.

Marsworth, Bucks, aisle, p. 7.

Maschio, It., keep, p. 277.

Massif, Fr., pier, p. 354.

Mat tone, It., brick, p. 92 .

Mattone crudo, It., cob- wall, p. 137.

aNauctflcm, Ger., brick, p. 92.

2Wauerttetlt; Ger., masonry, p. 297.

Mavesyn Ridware, Staffordshire, tiles,
p. 467.

Maxstoke priory, Warwickshire, hinge,
pi. 97.

Mayence cathedral, altars, p. 13 ; apse,
p. 29.

Mayfield, Sussex, archbishop of Can-
terbury's palace at, hall, pp. 245, 246 ;
porch, p. 369; roof, p. 399; stall, p.
444 ; glazing, p. 237.

Meandres, Fr., fret, p. 219.

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INDEX.

Measons, niches or tabernacles, p. 326.
Mechanical construction, p. 164.
Melbourne, Derbyshire, apse, p. 30.
Melford, Long, mud-wall, p. 320.
Melrose abbey, boss, pi. 36 ; corbel, pi.

58, 59; stoup, p. 448; windows, pi.

248.
Meneau, Fr., mullion, p. 320.
Mensola, It., bracket, p. 81.
Merevale, Warwickshire, rood-beam,

p. 393.
Merlet, Fr., battlement, p. 66.
Merlo, It., battlement, p. 66.
Merlons, cops, p. 142.
♦Merrow, Surrey, popie, p. 366. pi. 159;

roof, p. 398.
Merton church, Oxon, parapet, pi. 139;

sedilia, pi. 190.
♦Merton college chapel, tabernacle, p.

452.
aiJc^ing, Ger., latten, p. 282.
Meurtriere, Fr., loop-hole, p. 293.
Middle aisle, p. 8.
Middleton Cheney, Oxon, Domestic,

13th cent., p. 168 ; moulding, pi. 317.
Stoney, Oxfordshire, door-
way, pi. 74; mouldings, pi. 114;

porch, p. 367 ; tower, p. 482, pi. 211.
Milborne port, Somersetshire, Saxon,

p. 411.
Milan, S. Ambrogio at, atrium, p. 50 ;

metal-work, p. 303.
Milton, Great, Oxon, windows, pis.

247, 248.

Keynes, Bucks, door, pi. 79.

Milverton, Somersetshire, pew, pi. 144.
Mimms, North, Herts, brasses, p. 85.
Minehead, Somersetshire, rood-beam,

p. 392.
Minster, Isle of Sheppy, brasses, p. 85 ;

domestic, 12th cent., p. 167.

Kent, grange, p. 241.

Lovell, Oxon, arch, pi. 20 ; bridge,

p. 97 ; squint, p. 442 ; stoup, p. 448 ;

windows, pi. 236.
Miserden, Gloucestershire, Saxon, p.

410.
•Mistra, church of S. Mary, Byzantine,

p. 102.
Moccus, Herefordshire, apse, p. 29.

Modanatura, It., moulding, p. 314.

Modiglione, It., mutule, p. 322.

Modillon, Fr., corbel, p. 143.

Modillions ; see Entablature, p.196.

Moellon, Fr., rag-stone, p. 380.

Mohammedan mosques, Byzantine ar-
chitecture, p. 102; Arabian architec-
ture, pp. 32, 34.

Monaco, It. , king-post, p. 278.

♦Monk Sherborn, tracery, p. 485.

Monk's Wearmouth, Saxon, p. 410.

Horton, Kent, buttress, pi. 37,

p. 98.

♦Monksilver, Somersetshire, font, p.

212.
Monmouthshire, lich-gates, p. 289.
Monopteral temple, p. 458.
Montacute, Somersetshire, Domestic,

17th cent, p. 174.
Montant, Fr., muntin, p. 322.
Montee, Fr., flight, p. 446.
Montivilliers, Normandy, Norman,

p. 328; mouldings, Norman, pi. 115.
Moorish architecture, capital, p. 108.
Moreton hall, Cheshire, Domestic,

16th cent., p. 172.

North, Berks, ball-flower,

p. 53.

South, Berks, roof, p. 397.

Morley, Derbyshire, glazing, p. 235.

Morse, It., tusses, p. 502.

Mortain, Normandy, *tower, p. 483.

Mortham's tower, Yorkshire, Domes-
tic, 15th cent., p. 171.

Morthoe, Devon, incised slab, p. 261.

Morton, Lincolnshire, cross, pi. 67.

Mosaique, Fr., tesselated pavement, p.
459.

Mould, Flintshire, cornice, p. 147.

Moyns, Essex, Domestic, 16th cent.,
p. 172.

2ftun8ter, Ger., minster, p. 306.

Muraglia di getto, Fr., rubble, p. 40L

Mur Maille, Fr., reticulated work, p. 386.

Murrhard, capitals, pi. 48.

Musaico, It., mosaic- work, p. 312.

Museaux, Fr., elbows, p. 195.

2ftu§iri3d>e 2lrMt, Ger., tesselated pave-
ment, p. 459.

MYCENiE, masonry, p. 297.

INDEX.

29

N.

Nacelle, Fr., cavetto, p. 114; scntia, p.
415.

9la*d, Ger., inter-tie, p. 267.

Jftaf^fiulig, Ger., systyle, p. 450.

Naissance d'une voute, Fr., springing,
p. 440.

Naseby, Northants., capitals, pi. 49.

Nash court, Kent, Domestic, 14th
cent, p. 169.

Nassington, Northants., Domestic, 13th
cent, p. 168.

♦Nateley, Hants, Norman architecture,
p. 327 ; apse, p. 29.

Nave, Navis, sometimes used for aisle,
p. 9.

Navenby, Lincolnshire, sepulchre, p.
421.

Necking of a capital, pp. 108, 139.

Nef, Fr., nave. p. 323 ; sometimes used
for aisle, p. 9.

Nef transversale, Fr., transept, p. 491.

Sicgenrtnnc, Ger., scotia, p. 415.

Nervure, Fr., rih, p. 386.

Nether hall, Essex, Domestic, 15th
cent., p. 171.

NETLEYahhey, mouldings, E.E.,pl. 121.

Nettlecombe, Somersetshire, Domes-
tic, 16th cent, p. 172; pew, p. 352, pi.
143.

Nettleton, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p.
410.

Nevers cathedral, altars, p. 13.

Nevers, S. Etienne, arch, p. 45 ; apse,
p. 29 ; glazing, p. 234 ; pillar, sec-
tions, pi. 149 ; Saxon, pp. 405, 408.

Newbold-on-Avon, incised slabs, p.
262.

New bridge, Berks, bridge, p. 96.

Newark, Notts, altar, p. 17; brasses,
pp. 83, 85 ; capitals, pi. 52; chamfer,
p. 118 ; parapet, p. 341 ; rood-beam, p.
392 ; spire, p. 437 ; tower, p. 483 ;
windows, pi. 258; Domestic, 15th
century, p. 173.

Newcastle, Northumberland, mould-
ing, Norman, pL 111; chimney, p.
129.

Newenden, Kent, font, p. 213.

Newhaven, Sussex, apse, p. 30.

Newnham, Northamptonshire, tower,
p. 480.

Newington, Oxfordshire, doorway, pi.
75.

, Kent, screen, p. 416.

Newport, Essex, lectern, p. 285.

Newton, Norfolk, Saxon, p. 410.

Nilometer, at Cairo, A.D. 848, p. 32.

Nineveh, battlement, p. 67.

Norbury, Derbyshire, glazing, p. 234.

Norfolk, masonry, p. 302.

Norman style, abacus, pp. 4, 5, pi. 1 ;
altar, p. 16 ; alura, p. 21 ; apse, p.
28 ; arch, pp. 38, 39 ; balistraria, p.
52; ball-flower, pp. 53,54; band, p.
55 ; base, pp. 60, 61 ; base of a wall,
p. 64 ; battlement, p. 67 ; bell-gable,
p. 74; billet, pp. 75, 76; brick, p.
94; bridge, p. 96; buttress, pp. 97
— 99; cable moulding, p. 103; cano-
py, p. 105; capital, pp. 108, 109;
centering, p. 116; chevron, p. 128;
choir, p. 132; clearstory, p. 134;
column, p. 139 ; coping, p. 142 ; cor-
bel, p. 143; cornice, p. 146; cusp, p.
157; cylindrical vault, p. 158; cyma
or ogee, p. 159 ; diaper-work, p. 165 ;
Domestic, pp. 167,169; doorway, pp.
175—177, 179; dripstone, p. 187;
Transition to Early English style, pp.
190, 192; flutings, p. 211; font,
pp. 212,213; frithstool, p. 221; ga-
ble, 223; gallery, pp. 226, 227,
groin, p. 243 ; hall, p. 245 ; herring-
bone work, p. 249 ; hinge, p. 253 ;
lozenge, p. 296 ; masonry, pp. 299
—301; moulding, pp. 315, 316;
mullion, p. 321 ; neck- moulding, p.
325 ; ogee, p. 329 ; panel, p. 335 ;
parapet, p. 339 ; pier, p. 354 ; pillar,
p. 356 ; pinnacle, p. 360 ; piscina, p.
363 ; pitch of a roof, p. 364 ; porch,
p. 367 ; roof, pp. 396, 400 ; screen, p.
416; shaft, p. 425; spire, p. 435;
tower, pp. 477, 480, 481 ; transepts,
p. 493 ; triforium, p. 497 ; tufa, p.
500; turret, p. 502; vault, p. 607;
window, pp. 516, 524; zig-zag, p.

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INDEX.

525 ; joggled arches, p. 45 ; houses,
hall, p. 245.

Normandy, brasses, p. 85 ; doorway, p.
178; E. E., p. 192; freemason, p.
218 ; gateways, p. 230 ; — S. L6, im-
post, pi. 99 ; incised slabs, p. 263 ;
masonry, pp. 301, 302; Norman, p.
328 ; spire, p. 439 ; tower, pp. 481,
483, 484.

Norrington, Wiltshire, Domestic, 15th
century, p. 171.

Northampton, canopy, p. 106; — Q.
Eleanor's cross, tabernacle, pi. 196 ;
— S. Giles's, screen, pi. 185 ; — S.
John's hospital, cross, pi. 68; win-
dows, pis. 245, 261 ; — S. Peter's,
arcade, pis. 7,35; * band of a shaft,
p. 55 ; base, pi. 23 ; buttress, p. 98 ;
capitals, pi. 46; cornice, p. 146;
mouldings, pi. 112; Norman, p. 327;
* pillar, p. 356; tower, p. 481 ; — S.
Sepulchre's, corbel, pi. 57; mould-
ings, strings, pi. 133 ; ogee arch, p. 41.

Nokthborough, Northants., bell-gable,
pi. 32 ; stoup, p. 448.

■ Northumberland, chim-

ney, pi. 55 ; finial, pi. 86.

Northfield, Worcestershire, porch, p.
368 ; window, pi. 245.

Northfleet, Kent, wooden band, p. 56 ;
screen, pp. 416, pi. 182.

Northleach, Gloucestershire, rood-
beam, p. 393.

Northleigh, Oxon, Saxon, p. 411 ;
monument, p. 313.

Northmoor church, Oxon, corbel, pi.
61.

Northumberland, glazing, p. 237.

Northwold, Norfolk, sepulchre, p. 421.

Norwich cathedral, buttress, p. 99
charnel-house, p. 124; cross, p. 154
cloister, p. 135 ; dungeon, p. 189
mullion,p. 321; roof, p. 399; tracery
p. 489; triforium, p. 497; transept
p. 492 ; vault, p. 507 ; *abacus, p. 4
acroteria, p. 6; apse, pp. 29, 30
arcade, p. 35, pi. 11; arch-buttress
p. 46; base, pi. 23; choir, p. 132
♦corbel, p. 143; flutings, p. 211
lavatory, pi. 103 ; lectern, p. 286

* mouldings, P., p. 315, pi. 128 ;

* panel, p. 337 ; pelican, p. 344 ;
Perpendicular style, p. 349 ; pinnacle,
p. 361 ; tower, p. 481 ; windows, pi.
252; — Bishop's chapel, tracery, p.
487 ; windows, pi. 249 ; — the Bride-
well, masonry, p. 302 ; — Charnel
chapel, windows, pis. 244, 261 ; —
Deanery, windows, pi. 233 ; — * S.
Gregory's, lectern, p. 286 ; — S. Ju-
lian's, mouldings, Norman, pi. 117;
Saxon, p. 410; tower, pi. 210; —
♦Doorway in London street, Perpen-
dicular style, p. 348; and the head
of the same, p. 1 of the Descriptive
Index ; — *S. Michael's, lectern, p.
285; — S. Nicholas, mouldings,
Norman, pi. 116; — S. Peter Man-
croft, baptistery, p. 56 ; font, p. 215 ;
Norman, p. 327 ; — S. Stephen's,
roof, pi. 179.

Nosing of a step, p. 416.

Notley abbey, Bucks, dripstone, p. 187.

Nottingham, S. Mary's, porch, p. 368 ;
roof, p. 400.

Noyau, Fr.y newel, p. 446.

Noyon cathedral, apse, p. 29; incised
slabs, p. 264; windows, pi. 232.

• Nun Monkton, Yorkshire, capital, p.
110; cusp, pi. 69, p. 157; mould-
ings, Norman, pi. 118; mouldings,
Norman and Transition, pi. 120.

Nuremburg, S. Lawrence, tabernacle,
p. 450.

Nursted court, Kent, Domestic, 14th
century, p. 169 ; roof, p. 399 ; hall, p.
245.

O.

Oakham castle, Rutland, capitals, p.
109, pi. 47; corbel, pi. 57; hall,
Domestic, 12th century, p. 167.

Ockham, Surrey, E.E., p. 191.

Octastyle temple, p. 458.

Odiif, Dutch, ogee, p. 329.

Oeil, Fr., oculus, p. 329.

Offley, Hertfordshire, font, pi. 91.

INDEX.

31

Ogival, Fr., Gothic, p. 238.

Ogival tertiaire, Fr., Flamboyant, p. 208.

Old, Northants, doorway, pi. 82;
pillar, pi. 148.

Omer, S., cathedral of, tiles, p. 465.

Opera hi pietra, It., masonry, p. 297.

Opera reticolata, It., reticulated work, p.
386.

Opera rustica a bozze, It., rustic-work, p.
402.

Opus interrasile, Lat., Arabesque, p.
31 ; tracery, p. 491.

Orientation of altars, doors, &c, p.
13.

Orpington rectory, Kent, Domestic,
16th century, p. 172.

*Orton-on-the-Hill, Leicestershire,
buttress, p. 99 ; pillar, pi. 148 ; win-
dows, pi. 257.

Ossuarium, Lat., charnel-house, p. 123.

Osteria, It., hostrie, p. 255.

Oth am church, Kent, dripstone, p. 187.

Ottery S. Mary, Devon, aisle, p. 7 ;
pendent, pi. 142; tower, p. 480.

Otley, Domestic, 17th century, p. 174.

Ottone, It., latten, p. 282.

Oulton, Suffolk, brasses, p. 84.

Ouvrage en Pierre, Fr., masonry, p. 297.

Ovingham, Northumberland, Saxon, p.
411.

Oxburgh hall, Norfolk, Domestic, 15th
century, p. 171 ; balistraria, p. 52.

Oxford, All Souls' college, asperso-
rium, p. 48; ♦ dripstone, p. 188;
poppy-head, pi. 159 ; — * Balliol
coll., moulding, p. 318 ; — S. Bartho-
lomew's chapel, windows, pi. 236 ; —
Bodleian Library, piscina, 363 ; —
•Brasenose coll., Perpendicular style,
p. 350; — Carfax conduit, p. 141;
— *Castle, batter, p. 66; bay-win-
dow, p. 70 ; college halls, reredos in,
p. 384 ; — Cathedral, abacus, pi. 1 ;
ante-chapel, p. 27 ; arch, pi. 17; ball-
flower, pi. 21 ; boss, pis. 35, 36 ;
. buttress, pi. 40 ; cusp, pi. 70 ; mould-
ings, Perpendicular, pi. 130; mould-
. ingsof ribs, pi. 134; mouldings, orna-
ments, pi. 127; mullion, pi. 136;
panel, p. 336 ; pinnacle, pi. 1 ■> I ;

— Chapter-house, p. 122 ; abacus, p.
4 ; *band of a shaft, p. 55 ; chest, p.
125; — Christ Church, ante-chapel,
p. 27 ; — Arcade, pi. 6; *capitals, p.
Ill, pi. 47; corbel, pi. 58; doorway,
p. 176 ; pendant, p. 345, pi. 142 ; Per-
pendicular style, p. 350 ; poppy-head,
pi. 160; turret-staircase, pi. 215;
windows, pis. 224, 225, 262; wooden
stall and miserere, pi. 195 ; — Lady
Chapel, p. 280; arch, p. 42; —
S. Frideswide, ante-chapel, p. 27 ;
shrine of S. Frideswide, monument,
p. 312 ; shrine, p. 427 ; spire, p, 435,
*436 ; squinch, pi. 193 ; *tracery, p.
485; tiles, pis. 200, 201; tower, p.
482; * window, p. 519; — Corpus
Christi coll., metal-work, p. 305 ;
popie, p. 366; — Divinity School,
base of a wall, p. 64 ; buttress, p.
100, pi. 41 ; mouldings of ribs, pi.
134; pendant, p. 345, pi. 142; —
gateways, p. 230 ; — Glazing, p.
236; — Halls, p. 236; — High-
Street, pargetting, pi. 141 ; — Inns,
p. 266 ; — Bp. King's house, parget-
ting, pi. 141 ; — Lecterns, p. 286 ;
— Lincoln coll., glazing, pp. 235,
•293 ; — Louvre, p. 294 ; - Mag-
dalen college, boss, pi. 36 ; cornice,
p. 147 ; mouldings, strings, pi. 133;
pulpit, p. 375, pi. 166; sepulchre, p.
420 ; spandrel, p. 432 ; finial, pi.
85; tower, p. 483; — Merton col-
lege, * abacus, p. 5, pi. 1 ; base, pp.
62, 63, pi. 25; crockets, p. 151;
•cross, p. 152, pi. 67 ; corbel, p). 61 ;
Decorated style, p. 162; doorway, pi.
81 ; finial, pi. 84 ; glazing, p. 234;
gargoyle, p. 228, pi. 95 ; hoodmould
termination, pi. 98 ; library, p. 288 ;
mouldings, strings, pi. 133 ; mullion,
pi. 136; tiles, pi. 202; windows, pit.
241, 242,253 ; hinge, p. 253; library,
tiles, p. 468 ; — New College, metal -
work, p. 305 ; chaptl. mouldings, pi.
182; of ribs, pi. 134; mullion, pi. 136 ;
organ, p. 33 J .eery, p.

488; windows, pis. 227, 253 ; — Rad-
cliffe Library, lantern, p. 281 j — 8.

32

INDEX.

Aldate's, corbel, pi. 60; — S. Ebbe's
church, doorway, pi. 72 ; mould-
ings, Norman, pi. 117; — S. Giles's
church, altar, pp. 18, 20; font,
pi. 90; window, p. 519; — S. Mary
Magdalene, aisle, p. 7 ; altar, p. 20 j
buttress, p. 100, pi. 40 ; chest, p. 125;
Decorated style, p. 162; parapet, pi.
139; windows, pi. 246; — S. Mary
the Virgin, arch, pi. 20 ; ball-flower,
p. 53; base, pi. 26; canopy, pp. 106,
107; cornice, pi. 63 ; mouldings, P.,
pis. 130, 132; mullion, pi. 136; pa-
rapet, pi. 139; pillar, pis. 148, 153;
pinnacle, pi. 154; sedilia, pi. 192;
spire, p. 437 ; stall, p. 443 ; tracery,
p. 488 ; transom, p. 494 ; tower, p.
483 ; Tudor style, p. 500 ; windows,
pis. 254, 258 ; — S. Michael's church,
credence, p. 149; mullion, pi. 136;
Perpendicular style, p. 349 ; pillar,
pi. 148 ; *rear vault, p. 381 ; *reredos,
pp. 383, 384 ; *Saxon tower, pp. 409,
411,480; * tabernacle, p. 454 ; win-
dows, *p. 521, pi. 239 ; — S. Peter's,
base, pi. 23 ; batter, p. 66 ; *Decorated
style, p. 162 ; parapet, pi. 139 ; par-
vise, p. 343 ; *porch, p. 368 ; *spire,
pp. 434, 435; stodp, p. 448; ♦win-
dow, p. 521 ; — Theatre, dragon-
piece, p. 186; king-post, p. 279; —
tiles, p. 468 ; — Trinity coll., monu-
ment, p. 312.

Oxnead, Norfolk, Domestic, Kith cent.,
p. 172.

Oylments of a window, p. 290.

P.

Padua, S. Antonio, Byzantine architec-
ture, p. 103 ; balustrade, p. 55.

Padworth, Berks, apse, p. 29.

Pair of principals, of a roof, p. 394.

Palco, It., ceiling, p. 114.

Palier, Fr., foot-pace, p. 446.

Pall, sometimes used for the hangings
in front of an altar, p. 455.

Panache, Fr., finial, p. 206.

Pancrazio, S., ambo, p. 24.

Pannes, Fr., purlins, p. 376.

Pantheon, the, Corinthian order, p. 145.
Paragone, It., touch-stone, p. 476.
Paris, S. Denis, buttress, pi. 41 ; — S.
Genevieve, incised slabs, pp. 263, 264 ;

— palace of the Louvre, p. 294>;

— S. Martin des Champs, windows, pi.
232; — *Notre Dame, boss, p. 78;
brasses, p. 88 ; capital, p. 110; gla-
zing, p. 234; piscina, p. 362 ; pulpit,
p. 374; — Palais des Beaux Arts,
incised slabs, p. 263 ; La Sainte Cha-
pelle, glazing, p. 232.

Parpaing, Fr., perpent-stone, p. 350;

through, p. 462.
Parping ashlar, perpent-stone, p. 351.
Paschal candlestick, p. 24.
Passeggio, It., ambulatory, p. 25.
Patience, Fr., miserere, p. 307.
Pattishall, Northants., Saxon archi-

ture, p. 411.
Patricksbourne, Kent, mouldings,

Norman, pi. 219 ; window, p. 517.
Paul's Cray, Kent, abacus, p. 4.
Pavimento di commesso, It., tesselated

pavement, p. 459.
Pebmarsh, Essex, brasses, p. 84.
Pedicule, Fr., p. 425.
Peduccio, It., voussoir, p. 513.
Pembridge, Herefordshire, belfry, p.

72; campanile, p. 104.
Pencombe, Herefordshire, apse, p. 29.
Pendant-post, roof, p. 395.
Pendentive, Fr., squinch, p. 440.
Penkridge, Staffordshire, incised slabs,

p. 262.
Pen m on, Anglesea, doorway, pi. 74.
Penshurst, Kent, Domestic, 14th cent.,

p. 169; 16th cent, p. 172; hall, p.

245 ; andirons, p. 25.
Perches, Fr., vaulting shafts, p. 347.
Pergamo, It., pulpit, p. 374.
Pergola, It., balcony, p. 51.
Periers, Normandy, boss, p. 79.
Peripteral temple, p. 458.
Perpendicular style, abacus, p. 5 ;

altar, p. 17; arch, p. 41 ; baptistery,

p. 56 ; base, pp. 62, 63 ; battlement, p.

62 ; bay-window, p. 70; bead, ib.\ boss,

pp. 78, 79 ; brick, p. 95 ; buttress,

p. 100 ; canopy, pp. 105, 105 ; capital,

INDEX.

33

p. Ill; casement, p. 113; ceiling, pp
114, 115; chantry, p. 120; chest, pp
125, 126; corbel, p. 143; cornice, p
147 ; creste, p. 150 ; crockets, p. 152
cusp, p. 158; diaper- work, p. 165
Domestic, p. 170; doorway, pp. 181
— 183; dripstone, pp. 187, 188
escutcheon, pp. 198, 199 ; fireplace, p
207; Flamboyant, p. 209; font, p
212; gable, pp. 223, 224; glazing, p
236 ; hall, pp. 245, 246 ; hinge, p
253 ; masonry, p. 301 ; moulding, pp
315, 318, 319 ; mullion, p. 321 ; *ogee,
p. 330 ; panel, p. 337 ; parapet, p,
340 ; pendant, p. 345 ; pillar, p. 358
pinnacle, p. 361 ; pitch of a roof, p,
364; popie, p. 366; porch, p. 368
pulpit, p. 375 ; quatrefoil, p. 378
rib, p. 387 ; roof, p. 399 ; screen, p,
417; sedilia, p. 419; shaft, p. 425
spandrel, p. 432; spire, pp. 437
— 439 ; tabernacle, p. 454 ; tower,
pp. 482, 483 ; tracery, pp. 487, 488 ;
transept, pp. 493, 494 ; triforium, p.
497 ; Tudor style, p. 499 ; turret, p.
502 ; vane, p. 505 ; vault, p. 509 ;
vignette, p. 512; windows, pp. 521,
524.
Peterborough cathedral, apse, p. 30;
ceiling, p. 1 14 ; masonry, p. 300 ;
roof, p. 400 ; tabernacle, p. 453 ;
tower, p. 482 ; transepts, p. 492 ;
triforium, p. 497; turret, pi. 214;
cornice, p. 146 ; cross, pi. 67, p. *152 ;
mouldings, Norman, pis. Ill, 116,
*p. 315; mouldings, E. E., pis. 123,
124; mouldings of strings, pi. 133;
newel, ?. 325 ; pinnacles, p. 361, pi.
154; porch, p. 367; zigzag, p. 525;
grange, p. 240.

Peter church, Herefordshire, altar, p.
18 ; apse, p. 29.

Petherton, South, Somersetshire,
Domestic, 16th cent., p. 172.

Petworth marble, touchstone, p. 476.

Pevensey, Sussex, masonry, pi. 107,
p. 298.

$fcilet, Ger., pier, p. 354.

$fo«te, Ger., jamb, p. 573 ; post, p. 371.

fPfityl, Ger., torus, p. 476.

Phil;e, temple of, Egyptian, pi. 83.
Phrygio, Lai.; see Frieze, p. 221.
Piano, It., story, p. 446.
Piano nobile, It., first story, p. 447.
Pianterreno, It., ground-story, p. 447.
Piddington, Oxfordshire, cusp, pi. 70 ;

windows, pi. 235.
Piddleton, Dorsetshire, capitals, pi.

52.
Pierre-de-taille, Fr., ashlar, p. 47 ;

freestone, p. 218.
Pierre de touche, Fr., touch-stone, p.

476.
Pierres a deux paremens, Fr., perpent-

stone, p. 350.
Pierres d'attente, harpes, amerces, Fr.,

tusses, p. 502.
Pierre fond, tower, p. 478.
Pietra riquadrata, It., ashlar, p. 47.
Pignon, Fr., gable, p. 223.
Pila dell' acqua santa, It., stoup, p. 447.
Pilastres, Fr., antae, p. 27.
Pilier, Fr., post, p. 371.
Piller, Dorset, grange, p. 240.
Pinhoe, Devonshire, cross, pi. 68.
Pisa cathedral, apse, p. 29.
Pisalis, Lat., common -house, p. 139.
Pitchford, Shropshire, incised slabs,

p. 262.
Pitsford, Northants., moulding termi-
nations, pi. 135.
Plafond, Fr., ceiling, p. 214; lacunar,

p. 280 ; soffit, p. 430.
Platebande, Fr., fascia, p. 202.
Plate tracery, p. 485.
tyiattc einer ©flute, Ger., abacus, p. 1.
Plush hall, Shropshire, Domestic, 16th

century, p. 172.
Pluteresque, Sp., grotesque, p. 243.
Pojstum, Grecian, p. 2 1 J.
Poincon, Fr., king-post, p. 278.
Pointal, Fr., king-post, p. 278.
Poissy, near Paris, glazing, p.
Poitiers, S. Radigunde, glazing, p.

234.
Pole plates of a roof, p. 394.
Pomegranate, ball-flower, p. 53.
Pompeii, ruins of, ala, p. 9 ; Arabesque,

p. 31 ; glazing, p.
Pont, Fr., bridge, p. 96.

34

INDEX.

Ponet, It., bridge, p. 96 ; scaffold, p.
414.

Pontefract, Yorkshire, Domestic, 16th
cent., p. 173.

Populonia, masonry, p. 297.

Porch, room over the, used for a trea-
sury, or a library, p. 343.

Porchestrr, incised slabs, p. 262.

Porlock, Somersetshire, moxildings, P.,
pi. 130.

Porta, It., doorway, p. 174; gateway,
p. 229.

Portail, Fr., portico, p. 371.

Porte, Fr., doorway, p. 174.

Porte cochere, Fr., gateway, p. 229.

Portee, Fr., beam, p. 71.

Porticulus, Lat., pp. 65, 371.

PORTISHEAD, font, p. 213.

Portsmouth church, corbel -table, p.

62.
Post and pane, p. 371.
Testament, Ger., base of a wall, p. 64 ;

pedestal, p. 343.
Postergule,It., reredos, p. 383.
Post-tabula, the ornamental table at
the back of an altar, pp. 13, 383, 455.
Potbury, Somersetshire, font, p. 213.
Poteau petit, Fr., puncheon, p. 376.
Potelet, Fr., puncheon, p. 376.
Pottern, Wiltshire, buttress, pi. 39, p.

99 ; Domestic, 15th cent., p. 171.
Pourtour du choeur, Fr., procession path,

p. 373.
Poutre, Fr., beam, p. 71 ; girder, p. 231 ;

sommer, p. 431.
Precinzioni, It., diazomata, p. 166.
Predella, It., foot-pace, p. 215.
Presbytery; see Choir, p. 131.
Preston, Kent, window, p. 521 ; cusp,
p. 157.

Yorkshire, cusp, pi. 69.

■ Somersetshire, grange, p. 241.

Pretella, It., miserere, p. 307.
Principals of a funeral herse, p. 251.
■■ or principal rafters of a roof,

p. 394.
Projectura, Lat., knee, p. 279.
Promenade, Fr., ambulatory, p. 25.
Prostylos, temple, p. 458.
ruOTHESis, or credence, p. 148.

Pseudo-dipteral temple, p. 458.
Pseudo-pertpteral temple, p. 458.
Pseudo-structural temples, p. 265.
^teron, Ger., aisle, p. 9.
Ptolemaic, Egyptian, p. 194.
Pulpitum, the rood-loft, pp. 84, 376.
Puntello, It., buttress, p. 97.
Puntoni, It., quoin, p. 380; rafters, p.
380.

Purbeck marble, brasses, p. 82 ; door-
way, p. 177 ; touchstone, p. 476.

Purlaces, pp. 280, 377.

Purlin of a roof, p. 394.

Pycnostyle, temple, p. 455.

a.

£hiatcr3tctn, Ger., ashlar, p. 47.
Quadra, Vitruvius, fillet, p. 205.
Quadriporticus, Lat., p. 50.
Quadro, It., panel, p. 335.
Quarre, Fr., fillet, p. 20-"5.
Quarres, Fr., tiles, p. 462.
Quarrels of a window, p. 290.
Quart de rond, Fr., ovolo, p. 334.
Quatrefoils of a window, p. 290.
Queen-post, roof, p. 394.
GuerMfen, Ger., inter-tie, p. 267.
£Hietfran, Ger., transept, p. 491.
£hter3cl)iffe, Ger., transept, p. 491.
Queue, Fr., pendant, p. 345.
Quintefeuille, Fr., cinquefoil, p. 133.

It.

Rabesco, It., arabesque, p. 30.

Raby castle, Durham, machicolations,

p. 296.
Radipole, near Weymouth, bell- gable,

p. 74.
Rafters of a roof, p. 395.
Raggi, It., brace, p. 80.
Ramo, It., flight of steps, p. 446.
Rampe, Fr., flight of steps, p. 4461
*R.\mseton, abacus, p. 3.

Ramsey, Huntingdonshire, lectern,

285, pi. 104.
Slant-, Ger., moulding, p. 314.
JRarfaulig, Ger., areostyle, p. 34.
Ratchements of a funeral herse, p. 251.
Ratcliffe, Bucks, mouldings, Norman

and Transition, pi. 120.
3tftuc$lM$, Ger., femelle, p. 203 ; louvre,

p. 293.
9tou$cS*2Bref, Ger., rubble, p. 401.
Raunds, Northants., cusp, p. 157, pi.

69; * parapet, p. 340; windows, pi.

249 ; tower, p. 482.
Ravaler, Fr., regrating, p. 382.
Ravenna, mausoleum of Theodoric at,

arcb, p. 44 ; roof, p. 394.
Ravensthorpe, Northants., tower, pi.

212.
•Raydon, Suffolk, low side window, p.

295.
Reading, friary, windows, pi. 246,256.
Rear-vault, escoinson, p. 198.
Redent en talus, Fr., set-off, p. 423.
Reg u la, Vilruvuis, fillet, p. 205.
Reins de voute, Fr., spandrel, p. 432.
Releiving-arch, p. 166.
3leltqutenKctftc$cn, Ger., shrine, p. 420.
Remenham, Berks, apse, p. 29.
Remplage, Fr., rubble, p. 401.
Renaissance, Doric order, p.

capital, p. 107; Grotesque, p

metal-work, p. 304.
Renflement, Fr., entasis, p. 197.
Rtpos, Fr., foot-pace, p. 446.
Repton, Derbysbire, crypt, p,

Saxon, p. 410.
Reseau de la Fenetre, Fr., tracery, p.

484.
Respond, antae, p. 27.
Retable, Fr., altar-piece, p. 455.
Retro-tabula, Lat., altar- piece, p.

455.
Stefeformigct OJiaucrtvcrfe, Ger., reticulated

work, p. 386.
Rez de chaussee, Fr., ground- story, p.

247.

INDEX.

V

35

184
243

[56

Rheims, spire, p.

buttress, p. 98;

masonry, p. 299.
Ribs, for purlins, p

439; — • S. Kcmi,
glazing, p. 232 ;

377.

Richborough, masonry, p. 298.

♦Ricquier, S., near Abbeville, vault
508.

Ridge, fust, p. 223.

Ridge-piece of a roof, p. 39 L

9ltea.ct, Ger., rails, p. 380.

9lingclcf>en, Ger., annulet, p. 26.

9ling«um$erjluge(, Ger., peripteral, p. 347.

Ripon minster, Yorkshire, apse, p. 30 ;
crypt, p. 156 ; mosaic work, p. 313 ;
Saxon crypt, p. 44; charnel-house,
p. 124; — Church of S. Mary
dalen, altar, p. 15.

Riposatoio, It., foot-pace, p. 446.

Riposo, It., foot-pace, p. 146.

Riser of a step, p. 445.

Risely, Bedfordshire, aisle, p. 7.

Rivaux abbey, Yorkshire, corbel, pi.
58.

Roche abbey, Yorkshire, pillar, pi. 150.

Rochester cathedral, arch, p. 45 1
base, pi. 23 ; capital, p. 108 ; ceiling,
p. 114; chapter-house, p. 122; crypt,
p. 156; doorway, p. 177; Lady
Chapel, p. 280; masonry, p. 300;
metal-work, p. 304; Norman, p. 328 ;
pillar, sections, pi. 148 ; pinnacle, p.
360; *roof, p. 396; *spire, pp. 43 V,
435; table, p. 456; tiles, p. 468;
tile-paving, pi. 207 ; tootb-ornameiit,
p. 476; crockets, p. 151; — Castle,
tower, p. 477; battlement, p. <i7 |
dungeou, p. 189; fireplace, pi. 87,
p. 207; chimney, p. 128; inasonn.
p. 300; — Chapel of S. Bartholomew,
apse, p. 30 ; — Crown inn, Domestic,
12th cent., pp. 167, 266.
•Rockingham castle, Northants., chest,

pp. 126, 127.
RoLVENDEN, Kent, font, p. 21 1.
Roman, abacus, p. 2; aml.o, |
arch, pp. 36— 38, 44; Mb
atrium, ib. ; base of a wall, |
basilica, p. II | Lniluiunt. |
bead, p. 70; bed, p. 71; ttod

cou. brick, pp- !'-

briii 117; cob-

wall, p. 137; Compos 1*0»

console, p. 142; cylindrical vault,
p. 1, ; imii.i, or ogee, p. 159; dooi-

36

INDEX.

way, p. 174; Doric order, pp. 184,
185; key-stone, p. 278; Lombard
style, p. 292 ; masonry, pp. 298, 299 ;
moulding, p. 315 ; neck, p. 324; opis-
thodomus, p. 330 ; order, p. 331 ;
ovolo, p. 334 ; pilaster, p. 354 ; quirk,
p. 379 ; scotia, trochilus or case-
ment, apophyges, pi. 110; triclinium,
p. 496 ; triglyph, p. 498 ; tufa, p.
500 ; Tuscan order, p. 502 ; vault, p.
506 ; Xystus, p. 525 ; column, p. 139;
mosaic- work, p. 313 ; pediment, p.
344; coffin, York, p. 137; Doric, capi-
tal and entablature, pi. 144 ; house,
impluvium, p. 258 ; mortar, brick, pp.
93, 94 ; walls, masonry, p. 299 ; put-
log-hole, p. 377.

Romanesque, arch, pp. 38 — 40 ; aba-
cus, p. 4 ; baluster, p. 54 ; choir, p.
132 ; cusp, p. 157 ; diaper-work, p.
165 ; Lombard style, p. 292.

Romayne work, p. 32.

Rome, basilica, p. 65 ; ambo, pp. 22,
24; catacombs, p. 113; transept, p.
492 ; atrium, p. 50 ; — Pantheon,
vault, p. 506 ; — arch of Constantine,
quirked ogee, pi. 110; — baths of
Caracalla and Diocletian, apse, p.
28 ; — *S. Clement's cburch, ambo,
pp. 23, 24 ; — S. John Lateran, altar,
p. 13; — S. Lorenzo, ambo, p. 24;
— S. Maria in Cosmedin, ambo, p.
24; — S. Mary Maggiore, altar, p.
13; — S. Peter's, altar, p. 13; bal-
dachino, p. 52 ; base, pi. 22 ; log-
gia, p. 292 ; — the Vatican, arabesque,
p. 31 ; loggia, p. 292; — Temple of
Antoninus and Faustinus, cyma recta,
or ogee, pi. 110; — Temple of Peace,
apse, p. 28 ; — Temple of Venus and
Cupid, apse, p. 28 ; — Theatre of
Marcellus, Roman ovolo, cavetto, cyma
recta, astragal, pi. 110; — Jupiter
Stator, temple of, Corinthian order, p.
145, base, pi. 22 ; — Jupiter Tonans,
temple of, Corinthian order, p. 145.

Romney, New, Kent, abacus, pi. 1.

•— Kent, mouldings, Norman, pi. 114.

Romsey, Hants, apse, pi. 4, pp. 29, 30 ;
base, pp. 60, 61 ; base, pi. 23 ; corbel-
table, pi. 62 ; cornice, p. 146 ; monu-
ment, p. 309 ; mouldings, Norman, pi.
115; mouldings, strings, pi. 133;
piscina, p. 363 ; tiles, pp. 468, 472 ;
windows, pi. 242.

Rondpoint, Fr., apse, p. 28.

Ropsley, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p. 410.

Rose, Fr., oculus, p. 329.

Rotherfield Greys, Domestic, 14th
cent., p. 167.

Rotherham, Yorkshire, cross, pi. 68.

Rothwell, Northants., mask, pi. 106 ;
moulding terminations, pi. 135;
sancte-bell, p. 403 ; sedilia, p. 419.

Lincolnshire, Saxon, p. 410.

Rouen, freemason, p. 218 ; glazing, p.
232; hinge, p. 253, pi. 97; iron-
work, p. 271; knocker, pi. 101;
library, p. 288 ; metal- work, p. 306 ;
shrine, p. 426 ; incised slabs, p. 263 ;
Jesse, p. 274 ; lock, pi. 105 ; pulpit, p.
375; tabernacle, p. 451; — S.
Maclou, gallery, p. 227 ; glazing, p.
235; porch, p. 367; — S. Ouen,
Flamboyant, p. 208 ; glazing, p. 235 ;
incised slabs, p. 263 ; lantern, p. 281.

Rudente, It., cabling, p. 103.

Rudenture, Fr., cabling, p. 103.

Rugby, Warwickshire, masonry, p. 300.

Runcton, South, Norfolk, apse, p. 30.

Rushden, Northants., ambry, pi. 3 ;
capital, p. 109; hood-mould termi-
nation, pi. 98; piscina, pi. 156;
screen, pi. 185 ; sedilia, pi. 188 ; win-
dows, pi. 245 ; roof, p. 400.

Ruskington, Lincolnshire, pillar, pis.
150, 151.

Ryarsh, Kent, piscina, p. 363, pi. 155 ;
scutcheon, pi. 186.

Rycote, Oxon, pinnacle, p. 361.

Rye, Sussex, windows, pi. 251.

Ryhall, Rutland, Domestic, 1 3th
century, p. 168 ; spire, p. 435 ; tower,
p. 482.

Rysant, ressaunt, or ogee, p. 386.

*Ryton, Warwickshire, abacus, p. 4.

INDEX.

37

s.

©ad, Ger., hall, p. 245.

Sabliere, Fr., breast-summer, p. 91.

@acvamcnts>£?au§djen, Ger., tabernacle, p.

450.
Saetoni, It., brace, p. 80.
S. Contet-les-caen, mouldings, Nor-
man, pis. 1J5, 116 ; spire, p. 435.
S. Ives, bridge of, p. 97.
S. Laurent de Condel (Saxon, p.

405.
S. Loup, Bayeux, spire, p. 435.
S. Margaret's at Cliffe, Kent, door-
way, p. 177.
Sala, It., hall, p. 245.
Salford, Warwickshire, windows, pi.

250.
Salisbury cathedral, ball-flower, pi. 27,
p. 53 ; base, pi. 27, p. 63 ; brasses, p.
83 ; buttress, p. 98 ; campanile, p. 104 ;
chantry, p. 120 ; chapter house, p.
122; cloister, p. 135; corbel-table,
pi. 62; cornice, p. 146; crocket, pi.
65; doorway, p. 178; *p. 190; Bp.
Bridport's tomb, finial, p. 84 ; mould-
ings, E. E.,pl. 124; mouldings and
ornaments, p. 113; lavatory, pi. 102 ;
moulding, p. 316 ; mouldings, strings,
pi. 133; mouldings of ribs, pi. 134;
moulding terminations, pi. 135 ; para-
pet, pi. 139 ; pillar, p. 350, pi. 147 ;
porch, p. 367 ; rear vault, p. 382 ;
spire, pp. 434, 437; squinch, pi. 193;
tracery, p. 491; transept, p. 492;
turret and staircase, pi. 215; vault,
p. 508, pi. 220; windows, p. 519, pi.
231, 233, 237; — S. Thomas, reredos,
pi. 168, 381 ; — Hanham bridge, p.
96 ; — Fisherton bridge, p. 96 ; — Do-
mestic 14th century, p. 170, 15th
century, p. 171; — Bishop's palace,
p. 171; gable, p. 93; George inn,
bargeboard, p. 58 ; Inn, p. 266.
Salle, Fr., hall, p. 245.

Capitulaire, Fr., chapter-house, p.

122.
Salon, Fr., hall, p. 245.
Salons \. fncantada at, Corinthian or-
der, p. 451.

Saltford, New Bristol, Domestic, 11th

century, p. 167.
Saltwood, Kent, chest, p. 124; panel,

p. 337.
Sandford, Oxon, windows, pi. 22 K p.

517.
Sandhurst, Kent, abacus, p. 3 ; *ca[ i .

tal, p. 110; panel, p. 336; screen, p.

417.
Sandwich, Kent, S. Clement's, altar,

p. 18; tower, p. 481.
Saracinesca, It., portcullis, p. 370.
<§atg, Ger., coffin, p. 137.
Sarrat, Hertfordshire, brick, p. 95 ;

tower, p. 484.
©flute, Ger., column, p. 139 ; pillar, p.

355.
©curienctrt, Ger., order, p. 331.
©flutcngang, Ger., portico, p. 370.
@aulcngattung, Ger., order, p. 331.
<Saittenl)at8, Ger., hypotrachelium, p. Wt.
©autcnorttumg, Ger., order, p. 331.
@aulengcf>aft, Ger., fust, p. 223.
@autenftuvt, Ger., foot-stall, p. 215 ;

pedestal, p. 343.
©autemoeUe, Ger., intercolumniation, p.

266.
<2aum, Ger., cincture, p. 133.
Savage work, Arabesque, p. 32.
Saxham, Little, bay, p. 69 ; tower,

p. 481 ; — hall, tower, ib.
Saxon, (supposed style,) abacus, p. 4;

arch, p. 42; baluster, p. 54; battle-
ment, p. 67 ; doorway, pp. 175, 177 ;

font, p. 212; masonry, p. 2:<!>; pier,

p. 354; Romanesque, p. 391 ; tO*tT,

p. 480 ; vane, p. 505 ; window, pp.

516, 524.
Sbirra, It., stanchion, p. 444.
Scala a lumaca, It., vyse, p. 446.
Scala difuori, It., perron, p. 351.
Scalitia, It., grees, p. 212.
ScaUno, It., step, p. 445.
Scawtlatun; It., fluting*, p. 210.
Scandolr, It., sliin<rle. V
Scarborough castle, barbican, p. 57.
Scartiio, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p. 410.
«<$aft, Ger., shaft, p I

ID .m li. | p. 13. 248.

ttymH,

38

NDEX.

©ctyenfd, Ger., m-eros, p. 302.

©ctycnfelg, Ger., shanks, p. 425.

@ct;enfti«c$, Ger., cupboard, pp. 156.

©cljictyt, Ger., course, p. 148.

Schiena, It., haunch of an arch, p. 43.

<2cl)ieffuxf), Ger., embrasure, p. 1 95.

©cfjicff^djatte, Ger., balistraria, p. 52 ;
embrasure, p. 195; crenelle, p. 149;
loop-hole, p. 293.

©c$tff, Ger., nave, p. 323; thatch, p.
461.

©cljinbet, Ger., shingle, p. 425.

©cljlafgemad), Ger., dormitory, p. 185.

©c$litt, Ger., triglyph, p. 237.

©ctyfoffc, Ger., bastile, p. 66.

©ctjtot, Ger., chimney, p. 128.

©cflfofwtctn, Ger., keystone, p. 277.

©djnecfe, Ger., volute, p. 513.

©cJjnorfet, Ger., volute, p. 513.

@cl)on8ftuttg, Ger., eu style, p. 199.

©cljornjlctn, Ger., chimney, p. 128.

Schrage, It., screen, p. 415.

©djtoeifungen, Ger., foils, p. 211.

@d)n>cfte, Ger., breast- summer, p. 91 ;
sill, p. 428.

Hcima, It., cyma or ogee, p. 159.

Scrigno, It., shrine, p. 426.

Scroll moulding, p. 389.

Scudo, It., escutcheon, p. 198.

Sedgebarrow, Worcestershire, mould-
ings, p. 133.

Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, sedilia, p.
419.

Sedile, It., bench-table, p. 75.

Seez cathedral, buttress, p. 99 ; door-
way, p. 179; glazing, p. 234.

©eitennaoate, Ger., aisle, p. 6.

©eitcngcfyiff, Ger., aisle, p. 6.

Selby, Yorkshire, almery, p. 12; lava-
tory, pi. 102; mouldings, pi. 125;
turret, p. 501.

Semipilarii, Lat., responds, p. 385.

Sempringham, Lincolnshire, hinge, p.
253.

Senlis, capital, p. 1 10.

Sens, brasses, p. 88 ; incised slabs, p.
263 ; metal work, p. 305.

Septmons, arch, p. 45.

Serraglio, It., key-stone, p. 227.

Serrure, Fr., lock, p. 291.

Serrurerie, Fr., iron- work, p. 268.
Seton chapel, Scotland, piscina, pi. 158.

, thatcb, p. 461.

Seuil, Fr., sill, p. 428.
Seville, *Giralda tower, p. 33.
Sezione, It., section, p. 418.
Shaft of a chimney, p. 129.
Shenstone, Staffordshire, windows, pi.

244.
Sherborne, Dorsetshire, arch, pi. 20 ;

flying-buttress, pi. 43 ; grange, p.

240; inn, p. 266; porch, pi. 161, p.

367 ; rood, p. 391 ; — abbey, ♦chim-
ney, pi. 54, p. 129; ceiling, p. 172;

fireplace, pi. 88 ; — castle, vault, pi.

218, 507. — Domestic, 15th century,

p. 171.
Shere, Surrey, font, p. 213.
Shillingford, Berks, altar, p. 19.
Shipley, Sussex, brasses, p. 87.
Shipton Olliffe, Gloucestershire, bell-
gables, pi. 33 ; rear- vault, p. 382 ;

windows, pi. 229.
Shoreham, Old, Sussex, king-post, p.

278 ; roof, p. 397.
Shotswell, Berks, wooden band, p. 56.
*Shottiswell, Warwickshire, altar,

p. 16, screen, pi. 183.
Shread-head roof, p. 274.
Shrewsbury, *abbey, barge-boards, p.

59; finial, pi. 86; pulpit, p. 374;

Saxon, p. 404 ; Domestic, 15th century,

p. 172.
Side post of a roof, p. 395.
Side -wavers for purlins, p. 377.
Silchester, masonry, pi. 107, p. 298.
Sill-wall, p. 283.
Sima, Vitruvius, cyma or ogee, p. 69.
Sima ; see Entablature, p. 196.
Sittingbourne, Kent, masonry, p. 302.
Skellingthorpe, Lincolnshire, Saxon,

p. 410.
Skelton, Yorkshire, bell-gable, pi. 33 ;

porch, pi. 162.
Skillington, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p.

410.
Skinning, regrating, p. 382.
Skirts of a roof, p. 254.
Slapton, Northants., windows, pis. 236,

248.

INDEX.

39

S/nusso, It., chamfer, p. 117.

Snodland, Kent, lock, p. 201.

Socle, Fr., pedestal, p. 343 ; plinth, p.

364.
Soffite, Fr., soffit, p. 430.
Soffitta della cornice, It., planceer, p. 364.
Soffitta, It., lacunar, p. 280 ; soffit, p. 430.
Soissons cathedral, capitals, pi. 48, 108 ;

glazing, p. 234.
Sohio, It., garrets, p. 447 ; solar, p. 430.
Sole, Fr., sleeper, p. 429.
♦Solihull, Warwickshire, cusp, p. 158 ;

reredos, p. 38 ; windows, pi. 234.
Solive, Fr., sommer, p. 431; joists, p.

276.
Sombourn, Little, Hants, Saxon, p.

410.
Somerford Keynes, Wiltshire, Saxon,

p. 411.
Somerton, Oxon, reredos, pi. 168, p.

384.
castle, Lincolnshire, Domestic,

13th century, p. 168.
Sommier, Fr., breast-summer, p. 91 ;

sommer, p. 431 ; springing, p. 440.
Sommoscapo, It., apophyge, p. 28.
♦Sompting, Sussex, Saxon, p. 405;

Norman details, pp. 404, *407, 409,

411 ; tower, pp. 480, 484, pi. 210.
Soppalco, It., ceiling, p. 114.
Soiteraneo, It., basement, p. 447 ; base-
ment story, p. 64.
Soubasement, Fr., basement-story, p. 64.
Soubassement, Fr., base of a wall, p.

64.
Southampton, God's house, Norman,

p. 328; Domestic, 12th century, p.

167.
Southfleet, Kent, Domestic, 14th

century, p. 169.
South Ockendkn, Essex, doorway, p.

177.
South Petherton, Somersetshire,

chimney, p. 130; vestry, p. 512.
Southleigh, Oxon, piscina, p. 363.
Southpool, Devonshire, sepulchre, p.

421.
Southwark, tiles, p. 463; Domestic,

12th century, p. 167; — S. Mary

Overee, moulding, p. 319; — S.

Saviour's doorway, p. 183; iron
work, p. 269 ; reredos, p. 383.

Southwell Minster, apse, p. 30
base of a wall, p. 64; buttress, pi
39, p. 98; capitals, pi. 57, 191 ; cham
fer, p. 118; chapter-house, p. 122
cornice, p. 146; crockets, p. 151, pi
66 ; doorway, p. 178 ; lectern, p. 286
mouldings, pis. 123, 127, 132 ; porch
p. 367; sedilia, p. 419; tower, p.
481 ; window, p. 517.

Spalatro, arch, p. 38.

Span-piece, collar, p. 139.

©parrot, Ger., quoin, p. 380; rafters, ih.

©parrenfopf, Ger., corbel, p. 143.

©parrenfopfe, Ger., mutule, p. 322.

Sparsholt, Berks, roof, pi. 1 76 ; screen,
p. 416.

Spaultering, p. 210.

©pajtoraang, Ger., ambulatory, p. 25.

©petcljo:, grange, p. 240.

Speke house, p. 342.

Speos, cave temples, p. 256.

Sperone, It., buttress, p. 97.

©ptnfcel, Ger., newel, p. 325.

Sportello, Fr., wicket, p. 515.

Sporto, It., jettie, p. 275.

©prad^immo", Ger., parlour, p 348.

Spread-head roof, p. 274.

•Spurs, Jubbergate, York, pp. 170, 21-8.

©tabtetn, Ger., astragal, p. 49.

Stafford, S. Mary's, font, p. 214 ; rood-
beam, p. 393.

Staircase, p. 446.

Stall-place, choir, p. 131.

Stamford, bridge, p. 96 ; — All Saints,
p. 368; porch, pi. 165; spires, pp.
437, 438 ; — tower, p. 482 ; transom,
p. 494; — Browne's hospital, drip-
stone, p. 187.

©tamm fccr ©aufe, Ger., shaft, p. 424.

©tanfco, Ger., post, p. 371.

Standish, Gloucestershire, windows, pi.
217.

Standon, Staffordshire, incised slabs, p.
262.

Stanford, Leicestershire, glazing,p.234.

in the valf, Mirks, piscina, p

Stanton Haecoj ki. OxJbrdfhfe«,bttt,

p.61; woo In hand,]) Mf— Don

40

INDEX.

15th cent., p. 171 ; screen, pi. 181 ;

stoup, p. 448 ; vane, p. 505.
Stanton Lacey, Shropshire, Saxon, p.

411.
♦Stanton S. John's, Oxfordshire, base,

p. 62 ; cross, pi. 68 ; diaper- work, p.

165 ; pew, pi. 148 ; sepulchre, p. 421 ;

windows, pis. 226, 245 ; p. 520.
Stanwick, Northants., font, pi. 91 ;

hoodmould termination, pi. 98.
Stanza, It., chamber, p. 117.
Stanza da ricevere, It., exedra, p. 200.
Starkey's "Wouldham, Kent, Domes-
tic, 15th cent, p. 171.
Steeple Aston, Oxon, pew, pi. 144.
Steeple Barton, Oxfordshire, mask,

pi. 106.
Steetley, Derbyshire, apse, p. 29 ;

capital, p. 108.
©tcngcl, Ger., caulicoli, p. 113.
Stereobata, Lat., p. 64.
©ternfcrctt, Ger., barge-board, p. 58.
♦Steventon, Berks, moulding, p. 318.
Stewkley, Bucks, tower, p: 481.
@ttftg*fird)e, Ger., cathedral, p. 113.
Stile, It., post, p. 371.
Stipite, It., jamb, p. 273.
Stipito, It., mullion, p. 320.
©tirnjteget, Ger., antefixae, p. 27.
®toa, Ger., pp. 292, 347, 371.
Stockbury, Kent, base, pi. 27; knocker,

pi. 101.
Stogumber, Somerset, pillar, pi. 148;

ironwork, p. 270.
Stoke d'Abernon, Surrey, Saxon, p.

41 ; brasses, pp. 82, 84, 85 ; chest,

pi. 53, p. 124.
Stoke in Teignhead, Devonshire,

capitals, pi. 52.
Stoke Say castle, Shropshire, Domestic,

14th century, p. 169.
Stone church, Kent, arcade, pi. 9 ;

mouldings, p. 301, pi. 123 ; windows,

pi. 231; rear-vault, p. 382; tracery,

p. 485.
Stoneleigh, Warwickshire, arcade, pi.

8; capital, p. 108; doorway, pi. 73;

mouldings, Norman, pi. 118.
Stony Stratford, Warwickshire, gur-

goyle, pi. 95.

Stoothings, p. 449.
Stoppia, It., thatch, p. 461.
Stottesdon, Shropshire, Saxon, p. 411.
Stourbridge, Cambridge, roof, p. 399.
Stow, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p. 410.
Stow - nine - churches, Northants.,

Saxon, p. 411.
Stow, West, hall, Suffolk, Domestic,

16th cent., p. 173.
Stoydels, p. 449.
Strasburg cathedral, glazing, p. 234;

pulpit, p. 376 ; spire, p. 438.
Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire,

windows, pi. 261.
®trebc6anb, Ger., brace, p. 80.
©trefc&ogen, Ger., arch:buttress, p. 46.
©tvcbctfeUer, Ger., buttress, p. 97.
©trccfcr, Ger., header, p. 248.
<Strege, Ger., step, p. 445.
©tretfen, Ger., fascia, p. 202.
Strelly, Notts, incised slabs, p. 262 ;

porch, 368.
Stretton, Gloucestershire, Saxon, p.

410.
®trolj, Ger., thatch, p. 461.
Stroud, Kent, Domestic, 13th cent., p.

168.
Struts of a roof, p. 394.
©tufce, Ger., chamber, p. 117.
(Stubentecfe, Ger., ceiling, p. 114.
©tucfictf, Ger., putlog-hole, p. 377.
©turmfcanb, Ger., wind-beam, p. 515.
Sturrey, Kent, window, p. 520.
: ©turjgeSimSe, Ger., label, p. 280.
(Stutge, Ger., buttress, p. 97.
Style Ogival, Fr., Gothic architecture,

p. 238.
Stylobata, Lat., p. 64.
Sudbury, Suffolk, font, p. 212,
Suffolk, brick, pp. 94, 95 ; masonry,

p. 302.
Summeries, Bedfordshire, Domestic,

15th cent., p. 171 ; balistraria, p. 52.
Super altare, p. 19.
Supercilium, Lat., haunch of a door,

p. 248.
Superliminare, Lat., lintel, p. 428.
Surrenden, Kent, library, p. 288.
Sussex, marble, brasses, p. 82 ; calyon,

p. 104 ; shingle, p. 426.

INDEX.

41

Sutterton, Lincolnshire, mouldings,

pi. 114.
Sutton Coldfield, masonry, p. 300.

court, Surrey, Domestic, 16th

, cent, p. 172 ; brick, p. 15.

Kent, apse, p. 29.

Sussex, barge-board, p. 58.

— — Long, Lincolnshire, lectern, p.

286 ; rood-beam, p. 392.
Courtenay, Berks, gablets, p. 225 ;

windows, pi. 229; Domestic, 13th

and 14th centuries, pp. 168, 169 ; hall,

p. 245 ; knee-timber, p. 279 ; roof, pi.

175; ancient painting, p. 257.
Swalcliffe, Oxon, sancte-bell, p. 403.
Swallow, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p. 410.
Swanscombe, Kent, lectern, p. 285;

Saxon, p. 410.
Swarkston, Derbyshire, incised slabs,

p. 262.
Swelled chamfer, p. 318.
Swinbrook, Oxon, windows, pi. 254;

tracery, p. 488.
S win combe, Oxfordshire, apse, p. 30.
Syon house, Middlesex, Domestic, 16th

cent., p. 173.
Syston, Lincolnshire, Saxon, pp. 410,

411.

Tablinum, Lat., cabinet, p. 103.

Tackley, Oxon, piscina, pi. 158.

£afcl, Ger., plinth, p. 304.

Tailloir, Fr., abacus, p. 1.

Talon, Fr., cyma or ogee, p. 159 ; ogee,
p. 329.

Tamworth castle, masonry, pi. 108 ;
herring-bone work, p. 249.

•Taragona, Spain, Arabian, p. 32.

Tas de charge, Fr., p. 440.

Tasseau, Fr., bracket, p. 81.

Tassel, templet, p. 459.

Tassement, Fr., settlement, p. 423.

Tattershall castle, Lincolnshire, Do-
mestic, 15th cent, p. 171.

Saufatein, Ger., font, p. 212.

Taunton, S. Mary Magdalen, squints,

pi. 194.
Tawstock, Devon, confessional, p. 141 1

tiles, p. 465, 472.
Tcgoli, It., tiles, p. 462.
Telamones, Lat., atlantes, p. 49.
Temple Balsal, Warwickshire, hall,

p. 245 ; roof, p. 399.
Tenby, South Wales, squint, p. 412.
Tenia, Vitruvius, fillet, p. 205.
Tetrastyle, temple, p. 458.
Tettenhall, Staffordshire, incised

slabs, p. 262.
Tew, Great, Oxon, pew, pi. 1U,

porch, p. 367.
Tewkesbury abbey, Gloucestershire,

apse, p. 30; balustre, p. 54; monu-
ment, p. 31 1 ; mullion, pi. 1 36 ; Saxon,

p. 408 ; tiles, p. 460 ; tracery, p. 487 ;

turret, pi. 214 ; window, p. 517 ; altar,

p. 18 ; apse, p. 29 ; corbel, pi. 60 ;

windows, pi. 239 ; glazing, p. 234 ;

rib, p. 387 ; tower, p. 481.
Thame, Oxon, Domestic, 13th cent, p.

168; Domestic, 15th cent, p. 171;

Domestic, 16th cent, p. 173.
♦Than Ch., near Caen, Normandy,

spire, p. 434, 435.
Thanington, Kent, windows, pi. 227.
Thaxted, Essex, font, p. 212.
Thebes, Egyptian architecture, p. 194;

arch, p. 37.
Thornbury Castle, Gloucestershire,

Domestic, 16th cent, p. 172; bay

window, p. 70 ; chimney, pi. 55 ; —

Church, parapet, pi. 110.

Thornton Abbey, Lincolnshire, bay,

pi. 30; chapter-house, p. 122; corbel,

pi. 59 ; gateway, p. 230 ; roof, pi. 1 77.
Thorp Mandeville, Northants., tower,

p. 481.
Thorpe MALSOR,Northants., mouldings,

pi. 126.
Threckingham, Lincolnshire, font, p.

211.
Zf)\it, Ger., doorway, p. 174.
<fyux mit cincm ftuhjcl, (in:, wii-Vct. p
Sfjurcmjd, Ger., hinge, p. Iff!
Thuring, Huntingdon hire, windows,

pi. 235.

-r

42

INDEX.

Thurkeston, Leicestershire, roof, p.

399.
$X;urm, Ger., tower, p. 477.
Ticehurst, Sussex, font, p. 212.
Tichborne, Hants, Saxon, p. 410.
*Tickencote, Rutland, escutcheon, p.
199; mouldings, Norman, pi. 115,
117.
Tickhill, Domestic, 15th cent, p. 171.
Tidenham, Gloucestershire, metal-
work, p. 305.
Tidmarsh, Berkshire, apse, pi. 5. p. 29 ;

ancient painting, 257.
Tie-beams of a roof, p. 39 1.
Timberscombe, rood-heam, p. 392.
Tintagel, Cornwall, Saxon, p. 410.
Tintern, tiles, p. 472.
Tinwell, Rutland, tower, p. 484.
Tirant, Fr., tie-beam, p. 462.
Tiryns, masonry, p. 297.
Tisbury, Wilts, Domestic, 14th cent.,

p. 169 ; chimney, p. 129.
Titchborne, Hants, altar, p. 17.
•Titchmarsh, Northants., Decorated

style, p. 163.
Tivoli, temple of Vesta, Corinthian

order, p. 145 ; capital, p. 108.
Tolleshunt Darcy, Essex, Domestic,

16th cent., p. 173.
Tomheau, Fr., monument, p. 308.
Tombes plates de pierre, incised slabs,

p. 260.
Tonbridge castle, balistraria, p. 52.

school, Kent, chimney, pi.

55.
Tondino, It , astragal, p. 49.
*Tong, Salop, squinch, p. 441.
Toothing-stones, p. 503.
Tore tordu, Ft:, cable-moulding, p. 103.
Torsade, Fr., cable-moulding, p. 103.
Torsel, templet, p. 459.
Tournay cathedral, apse, p. 29.
Tours cathedral, boss, p. 79; bricks,
p. 92 ; glazing, p. 232 ; masonry, p.
298.
Towersay, Bucks, piscina, pi. 155, p.

363.
Sragcftanb, Ger., brace, p. 80.

SvagStetne, Ger., ancones, p. 25 ; bracket,

p. 81.
Trailes, arabesque, p. 32.
Tramezzo, It., screen, p. 415.
Transparent triforium, p. 498.
Transtrum, Vitr , tie-beam, p. 452.
Srcmfen, Ger., eaves, p. 193.
Trave, It., beam, p. 71.
Trave maestra, It., breast- summer, p.

61 ; girder, p. 231 ; somner, p. 431.
Travee, Fr., bay, p. 69.
Traverses, Fr., rails, p. 380.
Travi liminari, It., lintel, p. 290.
Tread of a step, p. 445.
Treasury over a porch, p. 343.
Treport, masonry, p. 302.
$vcM>c, Ger., grees, p. 242 ; step, p. 415.
Treves, apse, p. 29.
Tribuna, Lett., apse, p. 28.
tribune, Ger., apse, p. 28.
Triporticus, p. 50.
Tritton, Norfolk, apse, p. 30.
Trompe, Fr., concha, p. 140; squinch,

p. 440.
Tronc, Fr., shaft, p. 424.
£ro£fen, Ger., guttse, p. 244.
Trotton, Sussex, bridge, p. 96.
Trous de boulins, Fr., columbaria, p.

139.
Trowell, Notts, roof, p. 400.
Troyes, glazing, p. 232.
Trumeau, Fr., pier, p. 354.
*Trumpington, Cambridge, brasses,

p. 84.
Trunch, Norfolk, baptistery, pp. 56, 57 ,

font, p. 215.
Truss of a roof, p. 394.
Tun, for chimney shaft, p. 130.
Tudor flowers, canopy, p. 107.
Tuscan, abacus, pi. 2 ; atrium, p. 49 ;

base, p. 61 ; collarino, p. 139 ; cyma

or ogee, p. 159; frieze, p. 220; hypo-

trachelium, p. 257; order, p. 331;

Roman, p. 390.
Twycross, Leicestershire, glazing, p.

232.
Tyre, finial, p. 206.
Tyrrhenian masonry, p. 297.

INDEX.

43

u.

Uffendon, Devon, rood-beam, p. 393.
Uffington, Lincolnshire, Domestic,

14th century, p. 1G9; spire, p. 437.
• , Berks, sedilia, pi. 189;

windows, pi. 239 ; hinge, p. 253 ;

porch, p. 367.
Ufford, Suffolk, font, p. 212; pelican,

p. 344.
Untietn, Ger., merlon, p. 302.
Uncinette, It., crockets, p. 151.
Unda, Vitruvius, cyma or ogee, p. 159.
Untcrtatfen, Ger., architrave, p. 46.
Untcr6ogen, Ger., intrados, p. 267r
UnterSat*, Ger., pedestal, p. 343.
Uovolo, It., ovolo, p. 334.
Upleaden, Gloucestershire, Saxon, p.

410.
Upper Waltham, Sussex, apse, p. 30.
Uprights, p. 378.
Upton S. Leonard's, Gloucestershire,

mouldings, Norman, pi. 115.
Upwey, Dorsetshire, capital, p. Ill ; pi.

52.
Ussv, doorway, p. 178.

Valley rafter, p. 254.

Valuryng, aloring, p. 22.

Vantails, Fr., leaves, p. 284.

Vase, Fr., ball of a capital, p. 73.

Vaulting-cell, p. 116.

Venetian balustrade, p. 55; window,

p. 516.
Venice, S. Mark's, metal-work, p. 303.
Verone, It., perron, p. 351.
Verriere, Fr., glazing, p. 231.
Versainville, Normandy, tower, pi.

21 1, p. 484 ; saddle-roof, p.403 ; turret,

p. 500.
Verulam, brick, pp. 92, 93.
Vestibule, Fr., atrium, p. 49.
Vetrata, It., glazing, p. 231.
SEierbogcn, quatrefoil, p. 378.
«icr«aulig, Ger., tetra.-tyle, p. 460.
^Utfctyvcifuruj, quatrefoil, p. 378.

•Villequier, Normandy, Flamboyant,

p. 209.
Vinettes, Arabesque, p. 32.
Vis, Fr., vyse, p. 446.
Visiere, Fr., wicket, p. 515.
Vitrail, Fr., glazing, p. 23 L
Vitre, Fr., glazing, p. 231.
Vole'e, Fr., flight, p. 446.
Volta sotterranca, It., crypt, p. 156.
iBocberfronte, Ger., pronaos, p. 37 K
SSorfjatte, Ger., porch, p. 366; pronaos,

p. 374.
3Sorr)of, Ger., atrium, p. 49.
SSorSaat, Ger., hall, p. 245 ; vestibule, p.

511.
Voute en berceau, Fr., cylindrical vault,

p. 158.
Voutes d' arrete, Fr., groined vaults, p.

243.
Vulne window, p. 295.

W.

Wadworth, Yorkshire, tracery, p. 488-
Waith, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p. 410.
Wakefield bridge, p. 97.
Walberswick, orb, p. 331.
Wales, lich-gate, p. 289.
Wall plates of a roof, p. 394.
Walmer, Kent, mouldings and orna-
ments, pi. 113.
Walmsford, Northants., metal- work, p.

306.
Walpole, S. Andrew's, Decorated style,

p. 163 ; tabernacle, pi. 197; ancient

painting, p. 257.
Walsham, North, Norfolk, pelican,

p. 344.
Walsingham, Little, Norfolk, p;.i.t 1,

pi. 137 ; window, p. 522 ; font, p.

212.
Waltham abbey, brick, p. 95 ; — crow,

p. 154.
Walton, Norfolk, campanile, p. 104.
Wansford, Northants., bridge, p. 97.
Wantage, Berks, brick, p. 95.
ilBvimn «cvUfc, Ger., escutcheon, p. 198.

'44

INDEX.

Warblington, Hants, porch, pi. 164,

p. 368 ; tiles, p. 468.
Warborough, Oxon, metal-work, p.

306; *stancheon, p. 444.
Wareham, Dorset, metal-work, p. 306.
Warkton, Northants., cross, pi. 67.
Warkworth, Domestic, 15th cent., p.

171; newel, p. 325.
Warmington, Warwickshire, altar, p.

16 ; boss, pi. 35 ; buttress, pi. 39 ;

capitals, pi. 49; ceiling, p. 116;

chamfer, p. 118; corbel, p. 144, pi.

62 ; cross, pi. 67 ; doorway, pi. 76 ;

mouldings, pi. 124; string, pi. 133;

moulding terminations, pi. 135; ta-
bernacle, pi. 196; windows, p. 518,

pi. 238.
Warneford, Hants, tower, pi. 210.
SBarte, Ger., barbican, p. 57.
Warthwick, Cumberland, apse, p. 29.
Warwick, Beauchamp chapel, herse,

p. 250; lights, p. 290; pinnacle, p.

361; weepers, p. 515; scutcheon, pi.

186 ; parvise, p. 343 ; 'chamfer, p.

118; quatrefoil, p. 379; —Castle,

herse, p. 249 ; machicolations, p. 295.
28ci$rt)Udtn, Ger., lavatory, p. 282.
2Ba§cI)fa33, Ger., lavatory, p. 282.
SOBajferfcecfen, Ger., piscina, p. 361 .
SEBafierfyStter, Ger., piscina, p. 361.
SBafferteitung, Ger., aqueduct, p. 30.
SQBafferrinnen, Ger., eaves, p. 193.
Waterbeach, Cambridge, springing, p.

440.
Waterperry, Oxfordshire, capitals, pi.

46 ; windows, pi. 244.
Weare Gifford, Devonshire, roof, pi.

180; pendant, p. 345.
Wednesbury, Staffordshire, lectern, p.

285.
SBeifjroa&ty&ecfen, Ger., stoup, p. 447.
Welbourne, Lincolnshire, base, pi. 25.
Welford, Northants., pillar, p. 357 ;

tower, pi. 213.
Wellingborough, Northants., base of a

wall, p. 64 ; boss, pi. 36 ; buttress, pi.

41 ; capitals, pi. 52 ; mouldings, orna-
ments, pi. 127; windows, pis. 247,259.
Wellingore, Lincolnshire, sedilia, pi.

187.

Well -hole of a staircase, p. 446.

Wells cathedral, abacus, pi. 1 ; canopy,
p. 106; chantry, p. 120; corbel, pi.
61; lectern, p. 285; mouldings, pis.
127, 130; pinnacle, p. 360; porch,
p. 367 ; tile-paving, pi. 206 ; cornice,
pi. 63; chapter-house, p. 122; oriel, p.
333; tabernacle, p. 453; — Domestic,
14th cent., Bishop's palace, p. 169,
15th century, p. 171 ; — Bishop Beck-
ington's chantry, cornice, pi. 63 ; —
Bishops of, incised slabs, p. 261.

Weniiam, Little, Hall, Suffolk, Do-
mestic, 13th cent., 168; balistraria,
p. 52; brick, p. 94; *coping, pp. 142,
143; cupboard, p. 156; fenestral, p.
204; mouldings, 126.

Wenlock priory, Shropshire, altar,
pi. 2, p. 17 ; lectern, p. 285.

♦Westcott Barton, Oxon, ironwork,
p. 270.

•Westleigh, Devon, tiles, p. 472.

*WESTLEYWATERLESS,Cambridgeshire,
brasses, p. 85.

Westminster Abbey, apse, p. 29, 30 ;
basilica, p. 65 ; brass band, p. 56;
canopy, p. 106 ; crocket, pi. 65 ;
diaper-work, p. 165; arch, p. 190;
font, p. 212; inter-tie, p. 267; iron-
work, p. 271; metal-work, pp.
303, 304; mosaic work, p. 313;
monuments, p. 311 ; mouldings,
pi. 128; moulding terminations, pi.
135; orb, p. 330; organ, p. 332;
pillar, pi. 152 ; rib, p. 387 ; table, p.
455; tracery, p. 485; tiles, p. 468;
transept, p. 492; triforium, p. 497;
vault, p. 508,- pi. 220 ; — chapel of
the Pix, altar, p. 16 ; chapter-house, p.
122, tiles at, p. 473— panels from mon-
uments of Aymer de Valence, pi. 137 ;
John of Eltham, pi. 137; Sir Giles
Daubeny, pi. 1 37 ; Ruthel, bishop
of Durham, pi. 137 ; — S. Erasmus'
chapel, doorway, p. 182; — Henry
VII's chapel, abacus, pi. 1 ; cylindri-
cal vault, p. 158; miserere, p. 307;
mouldings, pi. 130 ; pendants, p. 345,
pi. 142; portcullis, p. 370; tracery,
p. 488 ; — S. Margaret, glazing, p. 235 ;

INDEX.

— S. Stephen's chapel, alura, p. 21 ;
bracket, p. 81 ; — College, reredos, p.
384; — Hall, arch-buttress, p. 46;
femerell, p. 208 ; hammer-beam, p.
247; louvre, p. 294; mullion, pi.
136 ; paradise, p. 339 ; — Perpendicular
style, p. 350 ; panel, p. 365 ; roof, p.
399 ; souse, p. 431 ; table, p. 457.

Weston, North, Somersetshire, font,

p. 213.
Weston- in-Gordano, Somersetshire,

masonry, p. 300.
Weston- hanger, Kent, Domestic, 15th

century, p. 171.
Westwell, Kent, glazing, p. 232.
Westwood, Worcestershire, Domestic,

17th century, 174.
2Bctterfcume, Ger., vane, p. 504.
Whalley, Lincolnshire, cage, p. 277.
Whickford, Warwickshire, bell-gable,

p. 74.
Whissendine, Rutland, windows, pi.

251.
Whiston, Northants., Perpendicular

style, p. 348.
♦Whitby abbey, Yorkshire, band, p. 56 ;

window, p. 522 ; masonry, p. 301 ;

— church, capitals, pi. 45.
Whitchurch, Somersetshire, mould-
ings, Perpendicular, pi. 130.

Whitland abbey, Carmarthenshire,

tiles, p. 465.
Whittingham, Northumberland,

Saxon, pp. 409, 41 1.
Wickerford, Lincoln, castelle, p. 113.
Wickham, Berks, Saxon, p. 410; win-
dows, pi. 228.
Wilby, Northants., mouldings, strings,

pi. 133; windows, pi. 258.
Willingham, Cambridgeshire, vestry,

pi. 223 ; roof, p. 400.
Wilne, Little, Derbyshire, incised

slabs, p. 262.
Wilton, S. Mary, Wiltshire, tiles, p. 473.
castle, near Ross, Domestic, 16th

century, p. 171.
Wiltshire, span-piece, p. 131.
SCBimfccrcie, Ger., p. 501.
Wimboltsham, Norfolk, mouldings, pi.

115.

Wimborne, Minster, finial, pi. 84;
window, p. 519.

Wimwall, Norfolk, Domestic, 12th
cent, p. 167.

Winchelsea, tomb of Gervase Alard at,
diaper- work, p. 165.

Winchester cathedral, apse, pp. 28, 29 ;
bay, pi. 28 ; ceiling, p. 114; chantry,
p. 120 ; cornice, p. 146 ; cross, pi. 68 ;
crypt, p. 156; faldstool, p. 201 ; finial,
pi. 85 ; gallery, pp. 226, 227 ; iron-
work, p. 271, *pl. 100; lock, p. 291;
masonry, pi. 108; mouldings and or-
naments, p. 113 ; mouldings, E. E.,
pi. 124; mouldings, P., pi. 128; porch,
pi. 165 ; reredos, p. 383 ; tiles, p. 468 ;
tile paving, pi. 207; tower, pp. 480,
481 ; triforium, p. 497 ; vault, p. 509 ;
— Hall, bowtell, p. 80 ; — S. Cross,
arcade, p. 36 ; base, pi. 27 ; credence,
p. 148, pi. 64; moulding, p. 317;
tiles, p. 468 ; triforium, pi. 216 ;
windows, pis. 225, 262 ; — S. John's
church, windows, pi. 243 ; tracery, p.
490; — S. Mary's chapel, confes-
sional, p. 141.

Winder, step, p. 446.

Windsor, S. George's chapel, arch-
buttress, p. 46 ; base, pi. 26 ; cusp, p.
158 ; fan-tracery, p. 202 ; hinge, p.
253 ; iron-work, p. 272; lock, pi. 105 ;
vault, p. 509.

Winfield, Derby, Domestic, 15th cent.,
p. 171.

Wing, Bucks, Saxon, p. 410.

Wingham, Kent, Domestic, 14th cent,
p. 170.

Wings of a moulding, p. 206.'

Win sham, Somersetshire, rood-beam,
p. 392.

Winterton, Lincolnshire, Saxon, p.
410.

Wisbeach, Suffolk, roof, p. 399.

Witney, Oxon, * doorway, p. 180;
niullion, pi. 136 ; spire, p. 437 ;
transom, p. 493 ; windows, p.
pis. 226, 258.

Wittenham, Lono, Berks, metal-work,
p. 306; piscina, pi. 150 ; win
pi. 2H.

46

INDEX.

Wittering, Northants., Saxon, pp. 407,
411 ; masonry, pi. 108; brick, p. 94;
spire, p. 438.

Wittersham, Kent, chest, p. 125.

Witton, Northumberland, Domestic,
14th cent., p. 170.

2M;njimmer, Ger., parlour, p. 342.

Woking, Surrey, hinge, p. 253.

2Bdlt>5tetn, Ger., voussoir, p. 513.

2M6ung, Ger., vault, p. 506.

♦Woll aston, Northants., spire, p. 436.

Woll aston hall, Domestic, 16th cent.,
p. 172.

Wolvercot, Oxon., hour-glass stand,
p. 254 ; roof, p. 400.

Wolverton hall , Dorsetshire, Do-
mestic, 16th cent., p. 172.

Woodcote, Oxfordshire, npse, p. 30.

Woodcroft, Northants., Domestic, 13th
cent, p. 168 ; transept, p. 493.

Woodford, Northants., capitals, pi. 49 ;
credence, p. 148 ; door, pi. 78 ;
mouldings, E. E., pi. 122.

Woodland, Wiltshire, Domestic, 15th
cent, p. 171.

Woodiiouse, Notts., mosaic-work, p.
313.

Woodleigh, Devonshire, sepulchre, p.
421.

Woodperry, Oxon., tiles, pi. 203 ; p.
467, 469.

Woodstock, Oxon., windows, pi. 231.

Woodstone, Hants, Saxon, pp. 410,
411 ; window, p. 516.

Woolbridge, Dorsetshire, bridge, p. 96.

Wooten Wawen, Warwickshire, Sax-
on, p. 411.

Worcester cathedral, crypt of apse,
p. 30 ; brass band, p. 56; chapter-
house, p. 122 ; crypt, p. 156 ; tiles, pis.
204, 205, pp. 468, 473. — St. Cle-
ment's, arch, pi. 15.

Worm-Leighton, Warwickshire, Do-
mestic, 16th century, p. 173 ; rood-
beam, p. 393.

Worms cathedral, nave, p. 324.

Worstead, Norfolk, Decorated style,
p. 162; vestry, pi. 223.

Worth, Sussex, Saxon architecture, p.
411.

Wraxhall, S., Wiltshire, Domestic,
14th and 15th centuries, pp. 169, 171.

Wressel castle, Northumberland, glaz-
ing, p. 237.

Wroxeter, masonry, p. 298.

Wroxhall abbey, Warwickshire, glaz-
ing, p. 234.

Wroxton abbey, Oxon., Domestic, 17th
cent., p. 174.

SBuUt fcer ionigctyen ©flute, Ger.; see Cyma
or Ogee, p. 159.

aOGulgt, Ger., ovolo, p. 334.

2Burfet, Ger., dado, p. 160.

Wyberton, Lincolnshire, incised slabs,
p. 261.

Wymington, Bedfordshire, font, p. 213;
knee-timber, p. 279 ; pillar, pi. 148 ;
roof, pi. 176; *sedilia, p. 49; win-
dows, pi. 256.

Wyre Piddle, Worcestershire, Saxon,
p. 411.

Yalding, Kent, bridge, p. 97.

Yapton, Sussex, Saxon, p. 411.

Yarmouth, Norfolk, impost, pi. 100;
pillar, p. 353 ; sedilia, p. 419.

Yarnton, Oxon., cross, p. 153.

Yelvertoft, Northants., aisle, p. 7 ;
nave, p. 323.

Yeovil, Somersetshire, lectern, p. 286.

$Ie, aisle, p. 67.

York cathedral, abacus, pi. 1 ; arcade,
p. 35 ; base, pis. 24, 27, p. 63 ; brick, p.
95; corbel, p. 61 ; ceiling, p. 115;
crockets, p. 151; doorway, pp. 178,
179, 191 ; frithstool, p. 221 ; glazing,
pp. 232 ,234; hinge, p. 253; lantern,
p. 281 ; mouldings, ornaments, pi.
127 ; tower, pp. 480, 481 ; windows, pi.
260 ; — battlement, p. 68 ; bridge, p.
97; chapter-house, p. 122; chest, p.
125 ; crypt, p. 156 ; — Domestic, 14th
century, pp. 70, 171; *Jubbergate,
haunch, p. 248 ; — inn, p. 266 ; ma-
sonry, p. 298 ; steeple, p. 445 ; tran-

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sept, p. 492 ; window, p. 520 ; —
grange, p. 241 ; — S. Mary Bishops-
hill, junior, windows, pi. 228, Saxon,
p. 41 1 ; — S. Crux, impost, pi. 99 ; lec-
tern, p. 286 ; — S. Cuthbert's, gur-
goyle, pi. 95 ; — S. Helen's Stone-
gate, impost, pi. 99; — S. Maurice,
windows, pi. 230 ; — S. Marga-
ret's, doorway, p. 177 > mouldings,

pi. 119; tympanum, p. 503; —
Newgate, windows, pi. 255 ; — Red
house, near, glazing, p. 236 ; — Red
tower, brick, p. 94 ; — Walmgate,
barbican, p. 57; "base, 59; spar,
p. 433 ; — S.William's chapel, mould-
ings, pi. 118.
Yorkshire, freestone, p. 219 ; perpent-
stone, p. 351.

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